DBM::Deep::new is not a method call, it is a function call. Changing the "::" to "->" gets rid of the TIEHASH error.

I downloaded DBM::Deep today, and can't duplicate the other errors. The output of your test script on my box follows: 

$VAR1 = bless( {
                 'test' => bless( {
                                    'fred' => bless( [
                                                       '1',
                                                       '2',
                                                       '3',
                                                       '4',
                                                       '5',
                                                       '6',
                                                       '7',
                                                       '8',
                                                       '9',
                                                       '10'
                                                     ], 'DBM::Deep' )
                                    'bill' => bless( [
                                                       'a',
                                                       'b',
                                                       'c',
                                                       'd',
                                                       'e',
                                                       'f',
                                                       'g',
                                                       'h',
                                                       'i',
                                                       'j',
                                                       'k',
                                                       'l',
                                                       'm',
                                                       'n',
                                                       'o',
                                                       'p',
                                                       'q',
                                                       'r',
                                                       's',
                                                       't',
                                                       'u',
                                                       'v',
                                                       'w',
                                                       'x',
                                                       'y',
                                                       'z'
                                                     ], 'DBM::Deep' )
                                  }, 'DBM::Deep' )
               }, 'DBM::Deep' );

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In reply to Re: DBM::Deep problems by bmann
in thread DBM::Deep problems by BrowserUk

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