I am buidling a hash of hashes and passing that to a subroutine. In the subroutine, I am checking to see if the two keys exists or not. The code I have written is not working. Anyone please help. 

my $skip_users = &get_data;
&print_data;

sub get_data
{
    my %skip_users;
    #build a hoh with userid and value.
    $skip_users{$skip_id}{$value}++;
  
    return(\%skip_users)
}

sub print_data
{
    my %hoh = %$skip_users;    
    next if ((exists $hoh{$user}) && (exists $hoh{$user}{$command}));
}

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If I user the || instead of &&, it skips over the $hoh{$user}. But I want it to check for both the keys. I cannot seem to get the correct syntax for that.

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