in reply to Incomplete Output When Printing Hash

Hi FAX,
Can you try printing out the hash keys and it's corresponding values, without the HTML tags and see what you have first, like so: 

 use Data::Dumper;

 ...
 print Dumper \%myobjtdets;

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Then if all your keys and values are printed without truncation of your data, then you know where the issue is.
If not, then let's take a look into your dataset.

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Re^2: Incomplete Output When Printing Hash
by FAX (Novice) on Aug 18, 2013 at 21:12 UTC

    Used your code as written (sans ellipse)and generated a partial, truncated list again as follows;

    $VAR1 = {
          'prilabst' => 0,
          'firstname' => 'Test',
          'OBJECT.listmenuid' => '1650',
          'odetnone' => 0,
          'useremail' => 'test@test.com',
          'clntobid' => '2',
          'objtocat' => 'User',
          'directory' => 'testuser',
          'objtotyp' => 'Users',
          'PROCESS.javaloc.Pages1' => 'Pages1',
          'OBJECT.directory' => 'testuser',
          'email' => 'test@test.com',
          'usroidst' => 1,
          'password' => 'test',
          'clientid' => '2',
          'PROCESS.javaloc.Menus1' => 'Menus1',
          'objecttype' => 'Users',
          'OBJECT.useremail' => 'test@test.com',
          'OBJECT.savemenuid' => '381',

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    It's beginning to feel as though there is something else wrong that neither strict nor warnings is telling me about. This is far too simple a command to fail without good reason ... or so it would seem.

    Thanks for your help on this, though. I greatly appreciate it.

    FAX

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      I'm still confused about what you're doing. Do you say that you can run code like 

      use Data::Dumper;

my %hash = initialize_a_hash_somehow();

print 'key/value pairs: ', scalar keys %hash;
print Dumper \%hash;

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      ... and see printed to the console the number 63 for key/value pairs and a listing of 19 key/values from Dumper? (Also: where's the closing curly bracket for the Dumper output?) If this is the case, something is seriously b0rken in your system!

      It seems to me that the first step is to get consistent data printed to the console and then figure out how to print it to a browser.

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