Used your code as written (sans ellipse)and generated a partial, truncated list again as follows;

$VAR1 = {
          'prilabst' => 0,
          'firstname' => 'Test',
          'OBJECT.listmenuid' => '1650',
          'odetnone' => 0,
          'useremail' => 'test@test.com',
          'clntobid' => '2',
          'objtocat' => 'User',
          'directory' => 'testuser',
          'objtotyp' => 'Users',
          'PROCESS.javaloc.Pages1' => 'Pages1',
          'OBJECT.directory' => 'testuser',
          'email' => 'test@test.com',
          'usroidst' => 1,
          'password' => 'test',
          'clientid' => '2',
          'PROCESS.javaloc.Menus1' => 'Menus1',
          'objecttype' => 'Users',
          'OBJECT.useremail' => 'test@test.com',
          'OBJECT.savemenuid' => '381',

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It's beginning to feel as though there is something else wrong that neither strict nor warnings is telling me about. This is far too simple a command to fail without good reason ... or so it would seem.

Thanks for your help on this, though. I greatly appreciate it.

FAX

In reply to Re^2: Incomplete Output When Printing Hash by FAX
in thread Incomplete Output When Printing Hash by FAX

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