I do have an older version (5.54)..I'll install 5.56 and see if that fixes it.

The warning does repeat for multiple lines...a lot. I was going to capture them in a file and then grep the count, but only the output displayed below was captured in the file

Also, what is interesting is that the output contains a blank line between the header and result set even though there is no blank line after __DATA__

EVENT JIM BOB SAM JACK PTRED 4 3 2 1 RED 3 1 2 4 INT 3 4 2 1 PTRED 2 1 4 3 RED 2 1 3 4 INT 4 3 1 2

Actually, nevermind about the blank line in the result set. I see that yours has it also. Must come from the "+1" in the print.


In reply to Re^8: Need help comparing 4 dates (Fixed.) by dirtdog
in thread Need help comparing 4 dates by dirtdog

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