I have the following code:
my $tdate = $fields[0];
print "$tdate\n";
my $trade_dt=UnixDate($tdate,"%Y-%m-%d");
# my $trade_dt = DATE(\"$tdate\");
print "$trade_dt\n";
my $ins_rec = "INSERT IGNORE INTO $tblname(\`trade_dt\`,\`symbol\`) va +lues (?,?);";
my $sth=$dbh->prepare($ins_rec);
$sth->execute($trade_dt,$symbol);
$sth->finish;
and when I run it, I get the following message:
"10/14/2011" Use of uninitialized value $trade_dt in concatenation (.) or string at + Set.data.pl line 42, <FIN> line 1.
any thoughts on how I can fix it....it is obviously reading the date correctly from the file as the print statement shows the correct date for tdate which is reading from the csv file I have, but the conversion to trade_dt is not correct, is it?
It seems UnixDate()
is returning undef
because it can't parse the date you're giving it. I suspect the problem is that your date string is surrounded by double quotes, and they're throwing the parser off. Get rid of the quotes (using something like $tdate =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/;
) and see if that helps.
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