#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

my $h1 =  {  'location_setting' => [ '409' ], 'status' => [ '501' ] };

my $h2 = {  'status' => [ '137', '124' ], 'location_setting' => ['405'
+], 'classification' => ['0']}; 

#my $x = {%$h1, %$h2};
my %x = ();
my $x = \%x;

foreach my $h1key (keys %{$h1}) {
    push @{$x{$h1key}}, @{${$h1}{$h1key}};
}
foreach my $h2key (keys %{$h2}) {
    push @{$x{$h2key}}, @{${$h2}{$h2key}};
}

print Dumper $x;

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Results:

$VAR1 = {
          'status' => [
                        '501',
                        '137',
                        '124'
                      ],
          'location_setting' => [
                                  '409',
                                  '405'
                                ],
          'classification' => [
                                '0'
                              ]
        };

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In reply to Re: Merge 2 array/Hash into 1 variable Perl by dbander
in thread Merge 2 array/Hash into 1 variable Perl by kris1511

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