NewLondonPerl1:

I'm not seeing the problem, so I guess you made some change that you haven't mentioned. Without making any changes other than adding your new test case:

. . . snip . . .
my $nfshashofhashes = {
    "rtsys_mpt" => {
        '%export_name' => '/bb/rtsys',
        '%filer_device' => {
            '@west' => 'nydevnfs_rtsysgit',
            '@ridge' => 'njdevnfs_rtsysgit',
        },
        '%filer_volume' => '/vol/rtsysgit',
    },
    "bigstorderv_mpt" => {
. . . snip . . .

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I get the following, which seems to be what you're wanting:

$ perl 1028644.pl
bigstorderv_mpt      nydevnfs_derv        /vol/derv            /bb/big
+stor/derv
build11_mpt          ????                 /vol/sunbbsource_c   /bb/sou
+rce
build11_mpt          rnap7751-s           ????                 /bb/sou
+rce
build11_mpt          ????                 /vol/sunquirks       /bb/sou
+rce
build11_mpt          nydevnfs_sunbbsource /vol/sunbbsource     /bb/sou
+rce
build10_mpt          rnap7751-s           /vol/sunbbsource_c   /bb/sou
+rce
build10_mpt          nydevnfs_sunbbsource /vol/sunbbsource     /bb/sou
+rce
rtsys_mpt            njdevnfs_rtsysgit    /vol/rtsysgit        /bb/rts
+ys
rtsys_mpt            nydevnfs_rtsysgit    /vol/rtsysgit        /bb/rts
+ys
bigstormtg_mpt       njdevnfs_mtge        /vol/mtge            /bb/big
+stor/mtgmodel
bigstormtg_mpt       nydevnfs_mtge        /vol/mtge            /bb/big
+stor/mtgmodel

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...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

In reply to Re^3: How to check that keys in two hashes match and get the corresponding values by roboticus
in thread How to check that keys in two hashes match and get the corresponding values by NewLondonPerl1

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