To add to my previous reply regarding the correct output as on the old server with old version of Datemanip is +0:0:+21:5:1:0:0 With the new server and new version of Date Manip(6.14) The output which i get is below the code that i use on the new server is 
my $s1="2016040100:00:00";
my $e1="2016123100:00:00";

 $dbyx1 =(DateCalc($s1, $e1));
  $dbyx1 = Delta_Format($dbyx1,'0','+%yv:%Mv:+%wv:%dv:%hv:%mv:%sv');
        print "\ndbyx1 = $dbyx1\n";

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Output +0:0:+0:0:3648:0:0 I hope i am being clear. Many Thanks, T

In reply to Re^4: DateCalc using Date::Manip by tsdesai
in thread DateCalc using Date::Manip by tsdesai

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