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Re^4: Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data

by maicon1121 (Initiate)
on May 11, 2012 at 13:52 UTC ( #970023=note: print w/ replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^3: Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data
in thread Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data

Ok, now, look at my code, in the first post. In my select, i save the "timestamp" value in the var "$timestamp", and list it in "while", my question is, how to print this twice, 1 with date, and 1 with hour?


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Re^5: Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data
by Anonymous Monk on May 11, 2012 at 13:57 UTC

    Ok, now, look at my code, in the first post. In my select, i save the "timestamp" value in the var "$timestamp", and list it in "while", my question is, how to print this twice, 1 with date, and 1 with hour?

    Really? If that is your question, you write 

    my $timestamp = '2012-05-11 06:55:36';

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    How do I print $timestamp twice?

    The answer is  print $timestamp, $timestamp;

    Does that answer your question?

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