Hi all..

I have peculiar issue in one of my code where Im using sprintf. Please have a look into it and any help on this will be appreciated. 

  $Val2 = trim(substr($line2,80,11));
        print "Value obtained = $Val2\n";
        $Val1 = $Val2;
        print "Value assigned = $Val1\n";
        $Val1 = sprintf("%11d", $Val1);
        print "Value eleven digit = $Val1\n";
        $Val1 =~ s/ /0/g;
        print "Value replaced = $Val1\n";

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Output while running this script : 

Value obtained = 12143951645
Value assigned = 12143951645
Value eleven digit =          -1
Value replaced = 000000000-1

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The output "Value eleven digit" printed after sprintf has been printed as -1. Can someone please help me with this issue?

Thanks & Regards,

Sathya V.

In reply to issue with sprintf.. by sathya83aa

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