You have to coerce numeric context. 

while (0+(my $rows = $dbh->do(<<SQL))) {
update #LAG
set tmpDate = dateadd( day, case
                when datepart( weekday, cl.tmpDate) = 2 then -3 else -
+1 end, cl.tmpDate)
from #LAG cl,
        $db..HOLIDAY h
where cl.tmpDate = h.Date
and cl.country = h.country
SQL
        print "$rows holidays adjusted\n";
}

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In reply to Re: The Naughty Nought "OEO" blues by demerphq
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