Hey All!

It might be close to the end of the day, or I just might be losing my head, but I need some help accessing a referenced HASH.

I have a hash called %soapResult which gets populated from a web service.

When I use Data::Dumper on it, I get this result: 
$VAR1 = 'VehicleClaimHistoryConsumerDS';
$VAR2 = {
          'RequestParametersDT' => {
                                   'VIN' => '1G2JC51H',
                                   'Memo' => '1234567890',
                                   'VICCType' => 'A'
                                 },
          'ClaimKindOfLossTransDT' => {
                                      'LossAmt' => '59',
                                      'UITTransactionTypeCode' => '',
                                      'ClaimId' => '070041356250000000
+000',
                                      'Sequence' => '1',
                                      'KindOfLossCode' => '27'
                                    },
          'ClaimBaseInfoDT' => {
                               'VIN' => '1G2JC51H',
                               'ExpenseAmt' => '0',
                               'ClaimDay' => '4',
                               'ClaimYear' => '1993',
                               'ClaimId' => '070041356250000000000',
                               'IAOCompanyInd' => 'N',
                               'ClaimMonth' => '10'
                             },
          'ClaimKindOfLossDT' => {
                                 'VehicleLossCode' => 'K',
                                 'ClaimId' => '070041356250000000000',
                                 'KindOfLossCode' => '27'
                               },
        };

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I would like to access each one of those hashes inside $VAR2. If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great!!

Cheers,
Smokey

In reply to Access Hash References by SmokeyB

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