I want to creat monthly bucket for comaprison in a format like:
Report Name Game June May April etc....
Please help.
elsif ($query->param('layout') eq 'Month Comparison') { $ora_sth = $ora_dbh->prepare ( q { select timestamp, report_type, game_name, data_name, data_value from dwhs.mainstream_games_reports where game_name = ? and timestamp >= (sysdate - ?) } ) || die "Can't prepare statement: $DBI::errstr"; $rc = $ora_sth->execute($list_name,$day_list) || die "Can't execute st +atement: $DBI::errstr"; $query = new CGI; print $query->header, $query->start_html(-title=>'Hearts Data', -BGCOLOR=>'3366CC'); print "\n"; print $query->start_table({-border=>undef, -align=>'center'}); print "\n"; while ( ($timestamp, $report_type, $game_name, $data_name, $data_value +) = $ora_sth->fetchrow_array) { if (($data_name eq 'min') || ($data_name eq 'time')) {$data_va +lue = $data_value * 1440} { %myvar =( $report_type, $data_name, $data_value, ); $dname{$report_type} = $data_name; $dvalue{$report_type} = $data_value + $dvalue{$report_type}; } } print $query->Tr( $query->th(["Report Name","Value"]) ); foreach $var (keys %dvalue) { print $query->Tr( $query->td([$var,"$dvalue{$var} $dname{$var}"]) +); } $ora_dbh->disconnect; print $query->end_table; print "\n"; print $query->end_html; print "\n"; }

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