I am trying to print the keys and the values of a hash of array using a data structure. I would like to it sorted by key.<\p>

I have got the array set up at least I think I do I have all kinds of print statments telling me that I am not too crazy. I would like to have a print out that looks like the following only soted by the second -- or first fields.

Input

DOABIL3020 ITSD-ENT_OP-DMSB-DIDS Ora

DOABIL309 EXE-SOS-3201_DFLT Ora

DOABIL3400 ITSD-ENT_OP-ETSB-MID PRD

DOABIL5310 ITSD-ENT_OP-ETSB-MID TST

DOABIL6230 EXE-SOS-3201_DFLT PRD

DOABIL7001 ITSD-ENT_OP-ETSB-EAS PRD

DOABIL7005 ITSD-ENT_OP-AIMB-DCSEC PRD

DOABIL7006 ITSD-ENT_OP-AIMB-DCSEC PRD

DOABIL7504 EXE-SOS-3201_DFLT PRD

DOABIL7581 ITSD-ENT_OP-NTSB-NET PRD

DOABIL7582 ITSD-ENT_OP-NTSB-NET PRD

DOABIL7583 ITSD-ENT_OP-NTSB-NET PRD

Out put is the same only sorted that is what I am shooting for. 

open INTO,">sumfile.txt";
open FILE, "serverinventory.txt";


        while(<FILE>){
            chomp;
            $_ =~ s/\"//g;
            #$_=~ s/\,/ /g;
            
            
            @LINE=split(/\,/);
            
            $HOST=$LINE[1];
            if($HOST =~/DOAISDBLADE/|| $HOST =~ /DOAISD9/|| $HOST =~/K
+VM/|| $HOST =~/DOABILBLA/){
            }
            
            
            elsif($LINE[19] =~ /EXE/||$LINE[19] =~ /ITSD/||$LINE[19] =
+~/REV/){
                $FMM = $LINE[19];
                $USE = $LINE[16];
                $HOST = $LINE[1];
                    my $USE = substr($USE,0,3);
                my $AG = substr($LINE[16],4,17);
                #printf INTO   ("%0s  %0s\n",$FMM,$HOST,$USE);
                 print INTO "$HOST $FMM $USE\n";
                
                    
            }
             

                    

        }

close FILE;
close INTO;

# MOVe to running against the new file made sumery.txt
open FILE2,"sumfile.txt";
open too,">out.txt"; # open file for counts to be depposited to 
while(<FILE2>){
chomp;
    

    @arry1 = split(/ /);
    $TOTAL = 
    
    $tab1=$arry1[0];
    $tab2=$arry1[1];
    
                        
    #print "$tab1 $tab2\n"; 


push(@ {$ARG{"$tab1"}},"$tab2");

}

#
foreach  $string  (keys %ARG) {        #HASH OF ARRAY SORTED 
$last = $#{$ARG{$string}};            #GETS THE COUNT OF THE JOBS FOR 
+EACH TABLE
$last=$last + 1;

print  "$string $ARG{$string}\n";

}

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I get a print of the keys but not the value. So I do not understand how to get to all tyhe data I am generating.<\p>

In reply to Accessing or printing key and value by sfrisch@mt.gov

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