Hi, I am stuck with one more problem here: 

[Section1]
SQL1=select * from <tablename>
SQL2=insert into table <table name>

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I have written below code to read the each section of .ini file and its working perfect. I have to use below subroutine in my main file, I want to call it and pass the each value in each section into the hash over there and do the database operations. below is code: 
sub Read_INI_files_get_initialData {
    my ( %ini_file, $ini_sect );
    tie %ini_file, 'IniFiles',( -file => "/home/testtool/config/Initia
+lData.ini" );
    for $ini_sect ( keys %ini_file ) {
        %$ini_sect = %{ $ini_file{$ini_sect} };
    }
    print "$Section1{SQL1}\n";  # output prints the 1st SQL1 statement
+ return in .ini file.
    return (\%Section1);   

}

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When I call this subroutine from main file, I don't get any return value which I could use for further database operations ( I want those SQL queries in hash so I could pass them to insert into my database using another program)

In reply to Re^2: Return a value by bhushanQA
in thread Return a value by bhushanQA

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