Hello Monks!

I have a perl script, when I run it, I output it to a text file or a php page. When I view it from either the file or the php page, the return data is all part of 1 line, and I need it to list. I've tried new line and other forms just can't seem to get it. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Here is the out put. Jobs with start and end time. the "*" just means the job hasn't ran yet. 
Job_A, 16:06:38 10/15/2008, 14:55:21 02/23/2009 Job_B, 17:39:16 03/23/
+2009, 17:47:44 03/23/2009 Job_C, ******** **********, ******** ******
+**** Job_D, ******** **********, ******** ********** Job_E, ******** 
+**********, ******** ********** Job_F, ******** **********, ******** 
+**********

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I need it to look like this 
Job_A  Start Time   End Time
Job_B  Start Time   End Time
Job_C  Start Time   End Time
etc....

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Here is the code 
&DBEXEC("select job_name, last_start, last_end
from job_status, job where job.joid = job_status.joid and job_name in
    ('Job_A',
    'Job_B',
    'Job_C',
    'Job_D', 
    'Job_E', 
    'Job_F')");
while(@status = &dbnextrow($dbproc)){ 
        $name = ($status[0]);
        $stime = &GETTIME($status[1]);
    $etime = &GETTIME($status[2]);
print "$name, $stime, $etime\n";

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What do I need to add or remove ?

In reply to Printing issue with an array by CG_man

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