This one is a bit more tricky. This part of my program basically prints out a nice little html table with the coresponding DB values. And it totals the hours and minutes for use in the bottom table. The code seems to work fine, other than the pesky little error.
the error:

Use of uninitialized value in addition (+) at
        /home/httpd/cgi-bin/nick/timeclock-1.0.1/search.cgi line 260 (
+#1)
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And the code:

while (my @row = $common::sql::sth->fetchrow()){
 
my $daily_time = sprintf("%d:%02d",$row[4],$row[5]);

my ($total_minutes, $total_hours, $all_minutes, $total_time_hours, $to
+tal_time_minutes);
    
    $total_minutes  = $row[5];
    $total_hours = $row[4] * 60;

    
    $all_minutes = $total_hours + $total_minutes;

    $total_time = $total_time + $all_minutes;

    $total_time_hours = int($total_time / 60);
    $total_time_minutes = $total_time % 60;
   
    $all_time = sprintf("%d:%02d",$total_time_hours,$total_time_minute
+s);
    
   ## Make our HTML look better if no data.
    $row[0] = " " if($row[0] eq "");
    $row[1] = " " if($row[1] eq "");
    $row[2]  = " " if($row[2] eq "");
    $row[3]  = " " if($row[3] eq "");
    $row[4]  = " " if($row[4] eq "");
    $row[5] = " " if($row[5] eq "");
    $row[6] = " " if($row[6] eq "");

    my (@date_array01, $print_date, $in_time_sec, @in_time_array, $in_
+time);
 @date_array01 = split(/ /,$row[2]);
   $print_date = $date_array01[0];
   $in_time_sec = $date_array01[1];
  @in_time_array = split(/:/,$in_time_sec);
   $in_time = join(":",$in_time_array[0],$in_time_array[1]);
   
my (@date_array02, $out_time_sec, @out_time_array, $out_time);

   @date_array02 = split(/ /,$row[3]);
   $out_time_sec = $date_array02[1];
  @out_time_array = split(/:/,$out_time_sec);
   $out_time = join(":",$out_time_array[0],$out_time_array[1]);
   


   print <<HTML;
    <TR BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
     <TD><FONT SIZE=2 FACE=ARIAL>$print_date</FONT></TD>
    <TD><FONT SIZE=2 FACE=ARIAL>$in_time</FONT></TD>
     <TD><FONT SIZE=2 FACE=ARIAL>$out_time</FONT></TD>
    <TD BGCOLOR="#FFFFCC"><FONT SIZE=2 FACE=ARIAL>$daily_time</FONT></
+TD>
     <TD><FONT SIZE=2 FACE=ARIAL>$row[6]</FONT></TD>
          
   
HTML

  } # End of while.
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