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--- Begin Message ---Okay, my understanding of your suggestion is that a code to send an error message when each job is done. So, following had been inserted:
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use DBI;
...
> if ($date ne $update){
> #update the table1
> my $update_table1=$dbh1->prepare(qq{UPDATE table1
> SET name=?,desc=?,type=?,update=?,count=?
> WHERE idnum=?}) || die "no prepare".$DBI::errstr;> $update_table1->execute($name,$desc,$type,$update,$count,$idn) || die "no execute".$DBI::errstr;This was not done before because previous examples that had been tested did not require the error checking on prepare and execute, and from the command line an error message was given if there was something wrong with prepare and execute statements. Even though the error checking is inserted, there is no indication of any message at the command line after typing perl. Or, am I missing your point and not getting what you mean?
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