According to some advice I recieved on my other (poorly written) request for help, I've changed one line of my script, from: 
        foreach my $index_col (keys %{$schema->{"zsql:table"}->{$db_ta
+ble}->{'zsql:index'}->{$db_index}->{'zsql:field'}} ) {

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to the following two lines: 
        my @columns = keys(%{$schema->{"zsql:table"}->{$db_table}->{'z
+sql:index'}->{$db_index}->{'zsql:field'}});
        foreach my $index_col (@columns ) {

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But, all to no avail. My output hasn't changed: 
Creating table TEST with statement
        create table TEST (TEST_ID INT NOT NULL, Name VARCHAR (255) NU
+LL, ItemID VARCHAR (60) NULL, REF_ID VARCHAR (32)
NULL, Entry_Point CHAR (1) NULL, Entry_Point_QA CHAR (1) NULL, Action 
+CHAR (1) NULL, Agent CHAR (1) NULL, PRIMARY KEY (T
EST_ID ))

Adding index TEST_2ND_KEY to table TEST with
        CREATE INDEX TEST_2ND_KEY on TEST (Entry_Point, ItemID, TEST_I
+D, REF_ID)

Adding index TEST_3RD_KEY to table TEST with
        CREATE INDEX TEST_3RD_KEY on TEST (Entry_Point, ItemID, TEST_I
+D, REF_ID)

Adding index TEST_4TH_KEY to table TEST with
        CREATE INDEX TEST_4TH_KEY on TEST (Entry_Point, ItemID, TEST_I
+D, REF_ID)

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Thanks,
amonotod

In reply to Re: XML::Simple and default sorting... by amonotod
in thread XML::Simple and default sorting... by amonotod

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