His my needs to be inside the loop though. Here is his

my $rec;
$x->GetValues(\%vals );
for my $item (keys %vals)
{

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He then assigns stuff to $rec inside the for loop, not to $item, if it where $item then he would be fine. So the my $rec needs moved down a few lines like..

$x->GetValues(\%vals );
for my $item (keys %vals)
{
   my $rec;

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But this still doesn't get the desired results because he is looping over the hash keys instead of just looking up the values like i showed in my last post.


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Eric Hodges

In reply to Re^3: capturing entries from the Registry by eric256
in thread capturing entries from the Registry by blackadder

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