I have below code to read the parameters and section from my .ini file, but output is not in order. code: 
 my $config = Config::Tiny->read('SQLdata.ini');
        foreach my $section (keys %$config)
        {
                print "[$section]\n";
                foreach my $parameter (keys %{$config->{$section}})
                {
                        print "$parameter = $config->{$section}->{$par
+ameter}\n";

                }
         #return $parameter;
        }

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SQLdata.ini has below sections and parameters: 
[insert]
SQL1 = insert into table <table1>
SQL2 = insert into table <table2>
SQL3 = insert into table <table3>
SQL4 = insert into table <table4>
[Truncate]
SQL1= truncate table <tablename1>
SQL2= truncate table <tablename2>
[update]
SQL1 = update into <table1>
SQL2 = update into <table2>

output is:
[Truncate]
SQL2= truncate table <tablename2>
SQL1= truncate table <tablename1>
[insert]
SQL4 = insert into table <table4>
SQL2 = insert into table <table2>
SQL3 = insert into table <table3>
SQL1 = insert into table <table1>
[update]
SQL2 = update into <table2>
SQL1 = update into <table1>

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how can I achieve output in order??

In reply to Parameters not in order by using Config::Tiny by bhushanQA

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