Duane Koble wrote:
> I am working on a program that requires that three statement be true
> in order to set a hash. The problem I am having is getting the if
> statement to work correctly. I seems to me that if two of the
> statements are true it proceeds through the if statement. I need all
> three to be true before it proceeds through the statement.
> I have copied the if statement below.
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
> if ($HOUR_24 => $PRIME_TIMEFRAME &&
There's your problem. You need >=, => is just a comma operator.
> $HOUR_24 < $OFF_HOURS_TIMEFRAME &&
> $PRIME_THRESHOLD <= $ELAPSTIME) {
> $STATUS_DB{$C_EWAY_NAME} = "THRESHOLD ERROR,Minimun
> prime message threshold not met,".
> "$CRITICALITY".","."$TIMESTAMP";
> print PROGRAM_LOG "Ran thru day prime M-F \n";
> }elsif ($OFF_HOURS_THRESHOLD <= $ELAPSTIME) {
> $STATUS_DB{$C_EWAY_NAME} = "THRESHOLD ERROR,Minimun off
> hours message threshold not met,".
> "$CRITICALITY".","."$TIMESTAMP";
> print PROGRAM_LOG "Ran thru day off hours M-F \n";
>
> }
You'd do yourself (and us!) a few favours by laying out your code
better.
Also, most people expect local variable names to be all lower-case.
HTH,
Rob
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