$| is set t 1, got that :)

the problem i'm having is that the only thing i've been able to determine is that it does not leave the loop. The array it's looping on only has three elements, it makes exactly three entries into the database and then has no database activity after that, it does all the other assignment in the loop and will do everything up to the last brace with no problem. It just won't leave the loop. I've literally gone through and put a die btween every line of code. I have known from the start it had three results to process - i have short-circuited it at two and it's fine with everything before that. I have altered the data coming in so that it will have less and more than three loops to go through, always on the last time through it fails.

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In reply to RE: Re: loop not ending... by jptxs
in thread loop not ending... by jptxs

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