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Have a look at the kill function. --Kevin

You could WWW::Mechanize for this as well. Have it get the stauts and save it is it returns the 201 status code. --Kevin

My guess would be the same as Kevin's. Have a look at the docs for your answer.

I would add a die statement at the end of the open rather than a print statement. Also, are you reading a data file or a directory with your open statement?

Using the your sample data and changing the range to 5001..5003 would return the following. 5503, 5502, 5501 5502, 5503, 5501 5502, 5501, 5503 5503, 5501, 5502 5501, 5503, 5502 5501, 5502, 5503 I hope that helps. --Kevin

Something like this maybe? use Algorithm::Permute; my $p = new Algorithm::Permute(['a'..'d']); while (my @res = $p->next) { print join(", ", @res), "<br>"; } [url=http://search.cpan.org/~edpratomo/Algorithm-Permute-0.11/Permute.pm]Algorithm::Permute[/LINK] Output: d, c, b, a c, d...

It sounds like the writers strike in California. :) What about the machine it is on changed? Has the script been edited recently? --Kevin

I am sorry to hear that you are having problems. For me is was a click and run type situation. I don't recall seeing anything that specified XP Pro in lieu of XP home.

I recently used XAMPP Windows 1.6.6 [url=http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?groupname=xampp&filename=xampp-win32-1.6.6-installer.exe&use_mirror=superb-west]installer[/LINK] without any problems Windows XP Pro. --Kevin

I use [url=http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html]XAMPP[/LINK] for development. It includes: Apache MySQL PHP + PEAR Perl mod_perl mod_ssl OpenSSL phpMyAdmin Webalizer Mercury Mail Transport System for Win32 and NetWare Systems v3.32 Ming JpGraph FileZilla FTP...

Can we see the code from your script where you are trying to fetch the row? --Kevin

I answered your question at the other forum you posted your question on. I agree with travs69 you need an XML parser. To many possible problems rolling your own solution.

If you go to the [url=http://www.perljax.us/demo/]PerlAJAX demo[/LINK] page you can view the source code of the demo scripts which will help with what you are wanting to achieve.

The problem has been resolved. Short Answer - The value for id was empty. I decided to used a hidden field in lieu of the url as I originally planned. @MillerH - Your code did work fine once I got the id worked out. @Paul - The is was the only param without a value, all other's were...

Thank you MillerH. I tried that as well as this and still no errors, nor does it update the table. $sql = $dbh->prepare("UPDATE sometable SET name=?, category=? WHERE id=$params{'id'}"); $sql->execute($params{'name'}, $params{'category'}); $sql->finish();Also tried this. $sql =...

Can you use placeholders when using the UPDATE statement? I have tried the following, however, it does not give an error nor does it update the table. $sql = $dbh->prepare("UPDATE sometable SET (name, category) WHERE id=(?) VALUES (?,?)" , undef, $params{'name'}, $params{'category'})...