Re^6: SQL::Abstract 'between' clause (about done)

Thanks but isn't my code doing what your code does?

$where{$colname}{'-between'} = [$from,$to]; #my code
where{completion_date}{-not_between}= ['2002-10-01', '2003-02-06'];#yo
+ur code
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I though $from and $to would work as they contain the right values.

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Re^7: SQL::Abstract 'between' clause (about done) by jethro (Monsignor) on Nov 22, 2011 at 19:48 UTC
I'm not talking about your script. I just answered your implied question "I don't see where I can use this functionality with the two choices you mentioned to pick from" in your last post. After looking at your script I see that the problem is that when you call process("DATE1=20111111:20111112"), your script will execute the first 'unless' (which will put a scalar value into $where{DATE1}) and then execute the last 'if' block (which will try to put a reference into $where{DATE1}). The problem is evident from your script output (it prints "normal value: 20111111:20111112" and it shouldn't do that, right?). If you had put a few Data::Dumper statements into the subroutine it would have been even more conspicuous. So evidently Anonymous Monk was right	[reply]
Re^8: SQL::Abstract 'between' clause (about done) by Anonymous Monk on Nov 23, 2011 at 10:41 UTC
Thank you so much, this clear explanation helped me a lot. Thank you!	[reply]