On May 6, Darryl Schnell said:
>Please forgive the stupidity of this question but I'm stumped and need
>to get this program finished. I am currently working on a program that
>will select information from two databases. The program puts both into
>hashes and compares the two lists.
You're not using hashes, you're using arrays. It's a good thing to get
straight.
>The two tables are not the same length however my first if statements
>will end the process after it reaches the end of the table.
That's because of your conditional:
while ($i <= $#emailname && $j <= $#sub_name) {
Maybe you want || instead of &&?
Also, why not avoid your arrays altogether, and process one element at a
time? This might be a good tactic if your database queries return a lot
of data.
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