I think the data structure your looking for is:
%hash = ( 'class_name' => {
'list_of_successful_jobIDs' => [ qw(foo bar) ],
'list_of_failed_jobIDs' => [ qw(val1 val2) ],
},
);
To print out the 2nd element of list_of_successful_jobIDs of class_name you would use the following:
print $hash{class_name}{list_of_successful_jobIDs}[1];
Good luck!
~~rob
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