I can't thank you enough for your help on this insane situation.

I am printing to the browser.

The reason for this is that the SQL query and resulting hash is initiated by an online form submission (a log-in page, actually). The page has basic, simple input and I've used it without any issue. Anyhow, since I'm testing by submitting the form, it seems an easy matter to merely print the hash list to the browser window I'm already looking at.

To be perfectly candid, that's how I've always reviewed things like this and have never had a problem in the past. It's what makes this particular deal so incredibly irritating. It's a very simple request ... print the hash to a browser page.

Nevertheless, if I would be better off printing to the console, I must confess that, since I've never actually done that, I don't know how to do it. In the real world, this hash list must be generated by the form submission. That's why I test it the same way.

I take it that you recommend I research means and methods for printing to the console, however?

Thanks again (to all), FAX

In reply to Re^2: Incomplete Output When Printing Hash by FAX
in thread Incomplete Output When Printing Hash by FAX

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