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It seems to me like you should make a hash of arrays mapping dates to their records. So, you could do something like this:

my %records; while( my $row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref ) { push @{ $records{ $row->{start_date} } }, $row; }

Then you can loop through that hash (sorting as necessary) to output the records. Since the outer hash is keyed by the datestamp, we can sort it easily:

foreach my $date( sort keys %records ) { print $date, "\n"; # then get each record, sorted by the start time my @recs = sort { $a->{start_time} cmp $b->{start_time} } @{ $records{$date} }; foreach my $rec( @recs ) { print $rec->{id_number}, "\t", $rec->{start_time}; print "\n"; } }

That's all untested but should get you on the right track.


In reply to Re: help formatting output of particular loop by friedo
in thread help formatting output of particular loop by eisdrache

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