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Post 302285380 by Jalkukdi@10 on Sunday 8th of February 2009 11:17:54 PM
02-09-2009
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Are you reading reply to your questions?
Why you did not make what you have been asked?
People spend time to get your problem, try it, think about it, replay you, but you do not care, repeating the same and, even, 'asap'!
I am sure you have 'lf' in your data and if you would do what I asked you to do or, even better, apply the 'od' command as it was advised, you would see it.
I do not see a reason to spend time for this thread and it is my last post here.
You can continue just to do the same and repeat it again and again. Good lock!
(Sorry for off-top)
Why you did not make what you have been asked?
People spend time to get your problem, try it, think about it, replay you, but you do not care, repeating the same and, even, 'asap'!
I am sure you have 'lf' in your data and if you would do what I asked you to do or, even better, apply the 'od' command as it was advised, you would see it.
I do not see a reason to spend time for this thread and it is my last post here.
You can continue just to do the same and repeat it again and again. Good lock!
(Sorry for off-top)
For your kind information i have already tried your method i.e. ">${week_end_dt}<" to include in the subject. but its not working. I dont know why. probably it might be working for u. For the same reason i am repeating my code in this thread to get u all the better idea. Regarding the 'od' command i dint get time to check thru it. i was in hurry when i lastly posted.
By the way thanks for your precious time. I am really glad to have ur suggestions.
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