Hi everyone, I am a beginner of perl and I also work on CA Single Sign On. I am writing a script which will collect some values (called realms) from a Domain and store them into a perl array. There should be 272 elements stored in the array, however the perl array is only able to store 82 of them. Here is the code snippet 

@realms=$domain->GetAllRealms();  

$i=0;
$realmSize=@realms;
print fileWrite "\nSize of the Realm array is " . $realmSize;    #Show
+s size 82, should be 272

foreach $realm(@realms)
{
print fileWrite "\nRealm Name is" . $realm->Name();   #Prints 82 times
}

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If you think it's a memory issue, is there way we can overcome it, using the script only. The script works perfectly if the number of elements which needs to be stored in the array, is less than 82.

In reply to Perl Array not able to store all realm objects by Anonymous Monk

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