One point why you seem to be not moving forward is that you don't show any effort on your part. For example, the first result set has the following fault description:

####No Return After the First Header Row???####

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A simple approach would be to identify the line of code that outputs the headers and then to output a newline there.

Maybe you can explain to us where your difficulty is with locating that line and outputting a newline there.

The same goes for the third fault:

##### In the Third Resultset only the first line printed with no heade
+rs, but the output is printed..:#######

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Maybe you can tell us which steps are necessary here to fix that. I recommend looking through the documentation of the print function for a solution.

At least these two "faults" are trivial to fix, but you have not shown any effort to identify where the errors occur or to fix them. As part of showing effort, you should reduce your script to the bare minimum to produce the error. As the error is in the output, you should remove all input, all database queries etc. from your program and replace it with static data until you end up with the minimal program that still produces your faulty output. Most likely, then the error will be obvious.

BTW, the "fault comments" sound to me as if they are not by you but by somebody else reviewing your work. If that somebody is your teacher, maybe you should review your course materials to look at what you should have learned in your course.

In reply to Re: Please help.. by Corion
in thread Please help.. by sudip_dg77

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