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do we know will never have: John Q Public III or Jane Smith Jr. ??

re: UNIX box: It has been my impression that if PERL runs on a box, *nix utilities are probably available. I checked the Marquis of Queensbury rules on 1 liners. Use of ";" in place of new-line is considered below the coding belt.

just for the record, sh/ksh/bash 1 liner: sort *txt|uniq -c >count.out

doesn't if ( $thecellspace ) { $self->{ TABLECELLSPACE } = $thecellspace; } change the calling object? so that (assuming $oMy can be used in the followiing manner): $the_table1 = $oMy->tablestyle("75%",1); $the_table2 = $oMy->tablestyle("65%");# has TABLECELLSPACE of $the_table1...

i do not grok "writing a data file"? are there multiple files? Each time you run YourProgram, is it creating the file from scratch? or is it incrementally adding lines? and/or is it only displaying the fields to the user in requested order - i.e., is the sorted order transitory or...

your problem is not a perl issue, it is a cron issue. cron sets only a few environment variables. perl simply takes the current environment the script is running under and puts it into %ENV. any command/script run under cron is responsible for setting the "correct" environment variables. even...

#Still TIMT1WTDI @clktckt = qw(IM0001 IM0002 IM0004 IM0005); @probtckt = qw(IM0001 IM0006 IM0007 IM0008); # "exist in @clktckt and not in @probtckt." my %clockonly =(); @clockonly {@clktckt}= @clktckt; delete @clockonly {@probtckt}; my @clockonly = keys %clockonly ; # check it map { print...

my vote is for PaulTEG. We assume this is a relational database? If so, this is relational database 101. There must be a table in the database that contains employees and their department. So select info ..... from mytable, other_table where ... and other_table.deptno=DepartmentOfInterest...

shell scripting can require much more time & cpu resources than awk or perl. e.g, shell: grep my_file|sed 's/........ requires *nix to fork/exec 2 new processes to execute these utilities. Doing comparable operations in awk or perl will use only the original process. If there any looping...

sorry sort valid_host valid_host file1|uniq -u

of course, samples of valid_host/file1 would help But, assuming the 2 files are in same format, so that we are looking for unique lines in file1: sort valid_host valid_host file1|uniq

are you interested in using unix/linux command line?

what operating system are you using that allows, as I understand your posting, multiple files of the same name to co-exist in the same directory/folder? or, is the some sort of a regex in the file name?

have you previously used javascript? what do you mean " parse a webpage "? where did the page come from? do you have access to an httpd server to which can run submit your own scripts?

put /usr/sbin into your $PATH

try run level 1 when booting and try going to 3, then whatever /etc/inittab initdefault is set to.

for my info: a. your present ISP allows you to upload and store files from a client/user? b. you can install a PERL CGI application in your ISP cgi-bin? c. the file upload HTML can be inserted into your web page(s)? d. you require CGI.pm for other reasons than upload?

in this case,why do you need CGI.pm? why not insert the corresponding html into your script?

I am currently using document.tasks.fcheck.value = "done"; " So, 1. It is a checkbox? 2. Your are now using: document.tasks.fcheck.checked = 1;?

in three weeks, you found no tutorial sites for Mysql? at this point, learning the basics might save another 3 weeks