All the PERL books that I own, dont touch on use warnings except to say that you should use it.
But the problem is, it doesn't tell me all I need to know HOW to use it.

Here is the problem. I have writen a script to find the last logon date for users on the domain. It works fine, but when I turn warnings on, It warns me about the second line in this section of code. 
Win32API::Net::UserGetInfo('\\\\'.$SERVER, $USER, 3, \%USER_INFO);
   if ( %USERLIST->{$USER}->{'TIME'} < %USER_INFO->{'LastLogon'})
   {
      %USERLIST->{$USER}->{'TIME'} = %USER_INFO->{'lastLogon'};
      %USERLIST->{$USER}->{'DISABLED'} = "DISABLED" if (%USER_INFO->{'
+flags'} & UF_ACCOUNTDISABLE)
   }
}

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it saysUse of uninitialized value in numeric lt (<) at D:\BIN\SCRIPTS\PerlScripts\45daysold\45daysold.pl line 44 I already have a "my %USERLIST;" in the code, so how do I declare the anonymous hashes?

BatGnat

In reply to Warnings, and declaring Hashes of Hashes. by BatGnat

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