I tried the following, but all the dates in the table are coming the same
$date=ParseDate("today");

my @city=("C","K","D");
my ($j,$fut);
$fut=ParseDate("in 90 days");
for ($j=0;$j<3;$j++) 
{
    my $i;

    for ($i=1;$i<90;$i++) 
    {
#        $date=ParseDate("in 1 day");
        $date= UnixDate( $date => '%Y-%m-%d' );
        print "Date: $date\n";
#        $rows=$dbh->do("INSERT INTO appCancel (appt_date,status, no_c
+ancel, city)

#                        VALUES              ('$date','U','0', '$city[
+$j]')") ||

#                      die "Couldn't insert record : $DBI::errstr";
        $date=ParseDate("in 1 day");
        print "Date: $date\n";

    }
    
}

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the number of records being generated is 267? and not 270

In reply to Re: Re: Date::Manip Help by Agyeya
in thread Date::Manip Help by Agyeya

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