here i am finding the service before hand and then i am updating a hash for each service and for each cookie.
I am working on the log files 
       if($service ne '')
          {
             if($cookie ne '')
             {
                if($loginstatus == 1) {
                   $CookHash{$cookie}{$service}->[0]++; }       # 0 - 
+logged in page views
                else {
                   $CookHash{$cookie}{$service}->[1]++; }       # 1 - 
+not logged in page views
             }
             else
             {
                $NoCookieCnt++;
                $NoCookie{$service}->[0]++;                     # No c
+ookie page views of service
             }
             $service = '';
          }

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The code worked well for a couple of log files but is faltering with more files, citing out of memory.
no other error meessages and it is working properly for fewer log files

edit (broquaint): added <code> tags + formatting

In reply to Again out of memory by pradeep

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