parthodas,

Here's how I would like to see your script: ( YMMV ) 

     use strict;
     . . .
     my @mylnxsrvrs = split(',', $myhash{SBLLNXSRVRHOSTS});
     foreach my $something ( @mylnxsrvrs )
     {    my $lnxsrvr = "$something";
          print "$something $lnxsrvr\n\n";
     }
     print "$lnxsrvr\n";              ## Undefined now!
     print "@mylnxsrvrs";

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Save the 'printf' for formatted printing, so that it becomes obvious upon review. And if you had used structures, you would have known that '$lnxsrvr' is undefined when you exit the 'foreach' loop. Perl allows for generous whitespace, so use whitespace to help you follow the flow of your work. Originally when I looked at your code, I didn't notice the closure to the 'foreach' loop.

But I suspect your problem is in the 'split' and without seeing what '$myhash{SBLLNXSRVRHOSTS})' looks like, we can't help solve your problem.

Regards...Ed

"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin

In reply to Re: Trying to capture a value from a list of values by flexvault
in thread Trying to capture a value from a list of values by parthodas

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