Been trying to figure out why this code is not storing my sprintf output. Please help! Thx!!! 

use strict;
use warnings;

$lsmapFH = new FileHandle "/usr/ios/cli/ioscli lsmap -vadapter $option
+s[4] |" or die $!;
    while (<$lsmapFH>) {
       if (/no virtual device found/i) {
          warn "\n\nThis vhost $options[4] has no clients using me, tr
+y again with a correct vhost #!\n\n";
            die $!;
        }
        chomp;
        $vh    = (split)[0] if /^vhost/i;
        $clid  = (split)[2] if /^vhost/i;
        $cltid = sprintf "%d", $clid;
    }
    $lsmapHash{$vh} = {
        'clientID' => $cltid,
    };
}
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper \%lsmapHash;

$VAR1 = {
          'vhost10' => {
                         'clientID' => '0'
                       }

works fine in CLI:
# perl -le '$clid=0x0000000a; $cltid= sprintf "%d", $clid; print $clti
+d;'
10


__SAMPLE_OUTPUT__ from lsmap

SVSA            Physloc                                      Client Pa
+rtition ID
--------------- -------------------------------------------- ---------
+---------
vhost10         U9117.MMD.218A8B7-V1-C2                     0x0000000b

VTD                   vtscsi25
Status                Available
LUN                   0x8100000000000000
Backing device        l02duapXXXX_r1.58ff94782d7c325acc49a8dd9c04bb1e
Physloc
Mirrored              N/A

VTD                   vtscsi26
Status                Available
LUN                   0x8200000000000000
Backing device        l02duapofdev_b1.0ee86903d4951ce38a9b691b322ff1d2
Physloc
Mirrored              N/A

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