Hi , Please find this piece of code as follows :: 
 # Get the list of cells, which has same frequency and SC Id #

            $t = $w{$_}{frequency} .':'. $w{$_}{sc};
                push(@{$w{$t}{cells}}, $_);

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. Here w is a hash variable . for each cell we will be retrieving its corresponding frequency and sc value in following format repectively : 
$w{$_}{frequency} and $w{$_}{sc}

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The above piece of code will collect all the cells which fall in that frequency and sc value .. SO when we give data dumper we will get as follows :: 
'-1:130' => {
                        'cells' => [
                                     'SubNetwork=ONRM_ROOT_MO_R,SubNet
+work=RNC12,MeContext=RNC12,ManagedElement=1,RncFunction=1,UtranCell=R
+NC12-8-2'
'SubNetwork=ONRM_ROOT_MO_R,SubNetwork=RNC12,MeContext=RNC12,ManagedEle
+ment=1,RncFunction=1,UtranCell=RNC12-8-8'
                                   ]
                      },

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Please let me know how to retrieve the values taht are in array .

In reply to Re^2: Usage of hashes with hashes when mulitple values are present by Bhagya
in thread Usage of hashes with hashes when mulitple values are present by Bhagya

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