Hi

print "Computer\t";
print "Job_Name\t";
print "Application_Name\t";
print "Parameters\t";
print "WorkDirectory\t";
print "Comment\t";
print "MostRecentRunTime\t";
print "NextRunTime\t";
print "MaxRunTime\t";
print "Priority\t";
print "Status\t";
print "User\t";
print "Creator\t";
print "Error\t";
print "Flag_Delete when done\t";
print "Flag_Disabled}\t";
print "Flag_Dont start if on batteries\t";
print "Flag_Hidden\t";
print "Flag_Interactive\t";
print "Flag_Kill if going on batteries\t";
print "Flag_Kill on idle end\t";
print "Flag_Restart on idle resume\t";
print "Flag_Run if connected to internet\t";
print "Flag_Run only if docked\t";
print "Flag_Start only if idle\t";
print "Flag_System required\t";
print "Trigger_String\t";
print "Trigger_Type\t";
print "Trigger_StartDay\t";
print "Trigger_EndDay\t";
print "Trigger_StartTime\t";
print "Trigger_Duration\t";
print "Trigger_Interval\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_DaysInterval\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_WeeksInterval\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_WeeksDays\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_Days\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_WhichWeek\t";
print "Trigger_Schedule_Months\n";
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            print "$cp\t";
            print "$job->{Name}\t";
            print "$job->{AppName}\t";
            print "$job->{Parameters}\t";
            print "$job->{WorkDirectory}\t";
            print "$job->{Comment}\t";
            print "$job->{MostRecentRunTime}\t";
            print "$job->{NextRunTime}\t";
            print "$job->{MaxRunTime}\t";
            print "$job->{Priority}\t";
            print "$job->{Status}\t";
            print "$job->{User}\t";
            print "$job->{Creator}\t";
            print "$job->{Error}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Delete when done'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{Disabled}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Dont start if on batteries'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{Hidden}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{Interactive}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Kill if going on batteries'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Kill on idle end'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Restart on idle resume'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Run if connected to internet'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Run only if docked'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'Start only if idle'}\t";
            print "$job->{Flag}->{'System required'}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{String}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Type}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{StartDay}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{EndDay}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{StartTime}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Duration}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Interval}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{DaysInterval}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{WeeksInterval}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{WeeksDays}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{Days}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{WhichWeek}\t";
            print "$job->{Trigger}{$idx}{Schedule}{Months}\n";
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Instead of lot of those prints, why can't you use

format STDOUT
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?

Perl is a very good reporting Language. :-)

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