Hi All, I have some requirement, in which i have to use perl language in postgres DB. I have been facing one issue in creating the Hash. below is my code that is having issue: 

while (($key,$value) = each(%{$parts_jsonlb->[$slb]}))
                {
                   #elog(NOTICE, 'Key '.$key .' Value '.$value);
                   #elog(NOTICE, 'REfernece '. ref($value) );
                   if (ref($value) eq 'HASH')
                    {%l_pa = (%l_pa, $value);}
                   else    
                    {
                    elog(NOTICE, 'Key '.$key .' Value '.$value);
                    my %perm = ($key => $value);
                    elog(NOTICE, 'l_pa '.Dumper(%perm));
                    %l_pa = (%l_pa,%perm);
                    }
    
                }

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in the code "my %perm = ($key => $value);" i am not able to generate the HASH value. When I tried to dumper, it does not look like the HASH value. Current code output: NOTICE: l_pa $VAR1 = 'amountSubmitted'; $VAR2 = '0.00'; Expected output: 'amountSubmitted' => '0.00' its really urgent and i am stuck with that code.

In reply to Unable to create HASH type by anjultyagi

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