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Q&A > dates and times > How do I Compare Dates contributed by httptech
Date::Manip is particularly good at this. Look at the DateCalc() method.
Alternatively, since you're getting the values from a database, see if you can get it to return the values in the format yyyy-mm-dd; then a simple string comparison will do. Or - heck - get it in nnnnnnnnn format, a number representing seconds since the epoch. Then a simple numeric comparison will do!
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