Hi Monks, My Hash of Hases isn't filling up. When I look at hte size of it it's only 1 (1 key) and if I print out the entire hash only the last line of the file being read in is present. The file/data is solid - and sadly I can't share what's in the file but I've used it else where /w similiar scripts w/o issue. Here's the code that's building the hash of hashes. 

while (my $line=<FILE>) {
    chomp($line);
    my ($IacIsbn, $Title, $EPI, $BundleCode) = split("\t",$line);
    %IACISBN_ENUM = (
        $IacIsbn => {
            'Title' => $Title,
            'EPI' => $EPI,
            'Bundle' => $BundleCode
        }
    );
}
close FILE;

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Any ideas? If I put in a print statement all the lines are being read into the values correctly and I can print them using the hash IE $IACISBN_ENUM{$isbn}{Title} prints out the title - if I'm in the above while loop ($isbn would be a key). Out side the while loop above though only the last element is showing up - IE it's like Im overwritting the values each time instead of adding.

In reply to Hash of Hashes not filling - only using last line of file by kdmurphy001

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