Suggestions for your MAP loop - rather than: 

while ( <MYFILE> ) {
   chomp;
   (my $txnid,my $date,my $custid,my $amount, my $productc, my $subc, 
+my $city, my $state, my $mode) = split(",");
   my $key_to_reduce = join ".", "$subc", "$state";
   print "$key_to_reduce\t$amount\n";
}

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This? 

while ( <MYFILE> ) {
   # not needed if you don't use last field 
   # chomp;

   # one 'my' for a list; grab only the needed fields
   my ($amount, $subc, $state) = (split/,/)[3,5,7];

   # no need for join:
   my $key_to_reduce           = "$subc.$state";

   print "$key_to_reduce\t$amount\n";
}

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In reply to Re: Create a Hash Dynamically and add the values of same key by hbm
in thread Create a Hash Dynamically and add the values of same key by rahulruns

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