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Thanks :)

I have the following table: Table: CharacterAvailability Character StartTime(Date/Time) FinishTime(Date/Time) CharA 07/03/2007 00:01:00 07/03/2007 23:59:00 CharA 10/03/2007 00:01:00 10/03/2007 23:59:00 CharB 10/03/2007 00:01:00 10/03/2007 23:59:00 CharA 11/03/2007 00:01:00 11/03/2007...

Thanks so much ....

IS it possible to create context sensitive functions? Ie. The function returns different results depending on what context it's called? my @array =someFunction(); my $scalar =someFunction(); If the function is called in array context I want to return an array, but if it's called in scalar...

Great stuff, thank you very much guys. You've been very kind :)

I think your right because even though I am not getting the Type Mismatch error it returns false when comparing two files which are exactly the same. I'll have a look into the links you provided, thanks!

No that doesn't work unfortunately. The error I get is a Type Mismatch on the following line: if BinaryFile1 <> BinaryFile2 then

I'm having trouble comparing 2 binary files, can anyone give me a pointer to what I'm doing wrong in the following function: private function filesSame(FileName1, FileName2) Const adTypeBinary = 1 'Create Stream objects Dim BinaryStream1, BinaryStream2 Set BinaryStream1 =...

No it is not that, as I was saying the script works just fine for an inderminate length of time then suddenly stops working for whatever reason. Not sure if it's the number of times the script is run or a time period period (more likely the first). Adding that makes no difference believe me that...

I keep getting strange errors when using PerlScript (on Windows 2000 with IIS). After an indeterminate period of scripts working just fine they start to fail with strange errors messages such as: 500 Can't locate object method "configure" via package "Net::HTTP" (perhaps you forgot to load...

Great, thanks guys. That works very well :)

I'm trying to perform a select that orders the results alphabetically yet always puts a specific one last. Ie. Fred, Jane, Sharon, Tracy, Bill I always want Bill to be last even though the rest are in alphabetical order. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Something along the lines of...

Sorted it, just needed to pass the reference to imgsize(\$imageData)

Oopps, I corrected $response->content_type(); to $response->content(); That was a typo... use HTTP::Request; use LWP::UserAgent; use Image::Size; my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(timeout => 30); my $request = HTTP::Request->new(GET => "http://somewhere.com/image.gif"); my $response =...

I know I'm doing something wrong but could anyone point me to what it is. I'm trying to get the size attributes from a .gif using the code shown below (I think it's something to do with how I'm passing $imageData into imgsize): use HTTP::Request; use LWP::UserAgent; use Image::Size; my $ua =...