Rajini Naidu wrote:
I have the following code in my program.
As I answered you back in May:
"The purpose of this mailing list isn't to provide assistance to Perl
students, but rather so that Perl trainers can share ideas about their
training courses. ...
You may also find the perlmonks web forum (http://perlmonks.org/) to be
a helpful place to seek further assistance."
PerlMonks is also a very good resource because of the sheer number of
fantastic tutorials available there. If you need to learn anything (for
example CGI programming) there's a lot of great starting points there.
Another venue you may find of value is your local Perl Mongers group.
I'm not sure where you're based, so perhaps you don't have one in your
city, but usually Perl Mongers groups are open for non-locals to join
to. (I'm certainly a member of quite a few!) To find out what Perl
Monger groups are near you check out the map and geographical categories
at: http://www.pm.org/
Regarding the problem you posted, you may want to look at Perl's time()
and localtime() functions, as a quick glance seems that you're calling
out to the system's date command and then trying to translate that.
You might also want to pay attention to the error you're getting:
Day '0' out of range 1..31 at
/CLO/Tests/CTI/Scripts/drivers/lib/regressionDriver.pm line 405
for some reason, you're passing in a day value of 0.
J
