Thanks so much!

Here are two examples of the snippets:

'{ceil(($call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{\"duration_milliseconds\"} / 1000.) / 6)*6 / 60;}'

and

'{if($call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{"release_code"} == 503){1;} else{0;}}'

and this bit of ugliness used to create the grouping values in the hash

'{my $route = $call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''route''};my $src_state = $call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''o_state''}; my $dest_state = $call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''t_state''}; my $juris_indicator = "f";if(!$src_state){$juris_indicator = "c";}elsif($src_state eq $dest_state){$juris_indicator = "a";}else {$juris_indicator = "b";};$route =~ /^[a|b|c](1[2-9][0-9]{2}[2-9][0-9]{2})/;$corrected_route = $juris_indicator .  $1;$corrected_route = $route if $route =~ /loop|none|lnp_error|no_juris_digits/;$corrected_route = $route if !$corrected_route;$ret_val = "$call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''day''},$call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''day_chunk''},$call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''o_trunk''},$call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''t_trunk''},$call_ids->{$this_call_id}->{$this_index}->{''route''},$corrected_route";}'

I'm a little fuzzy on what you're describing as I've never attempted it before but are you creating a dynamic, anonymous function? If there is a name for what you're describing let me know and I'll do some research. I'm sure it would go a long way in clarifying that last block of code.

Thanks!

In reply to Re^2: Optimization Help on Perl Hash Traversal (eval use) by mwb613
in thread Optimization Help on Perl Hash Traversal (eval use) by mwb613

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