Hi Monks!
I am trying to push the results of a db query into this hash, trying to return and loop through it to print the results, but I am stuck, might be a better way of doing it?
Here is code to show my problem:


my $result = data();

foreach my $key (keys %{ $result }) {

        my $value = $result->{$key};
        print "User Name = $key - City: $value\n";
    }

    
sub data {
...
db code stuff
...
 my %no_name_found;
 if(@$sql) {
     
   for(my $i = 0; $i < @$sql; $i++) {


     my $user_name   = $sql->[$i]{'username'}  || '';
     my $city      = $sql->[$i]{'city'}  || '';

     # verify user name, this name will come back from this sub check_
+name
     my $no_name = check_name (
                               user => $user_name,
                               );
     
    push @{ $no_name_found { $user_name } }, $city; 
   

   }
  
  
 }
 
 return \%no_access_brks;

}

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Thanks for looking!

In reply to Returning a hash and looping on the results. by Anonymous Monk

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