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Support wrote:
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> I do not want to continue this thread to bag other users, but I do have a
> number or perl books and it did take me some time to find out how to clear
> an array. From the replies I got (and I thank those who did reply)
> confirmed I was using ' @array=()' correctly. In the e
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004, Support wrote:
> confirmed I was using ' @array=()' correctly. In the end, I found the
> problem that was giving me grief. This is a good forum to subscribe to. I
> save all my emails into a database (1,000s so far) so I can search back if
> I have a problem.
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Support wrote:
Hi All
I have this little memory blockage again.
If I 'push' data from a database into an array to look/manipulate the
data and then using the same array name, 'push' data into the array from
another database, the data from the second DB file is added to the data
of the first. How
Colin (Support) wrote:
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> I have this little memory blockage again.
> If I 'push' data from a database into an array to look/manipulate the data
> and then using the same array name, 'push' data into the array from another
> database, the data from the second DB file is added to the data of the
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