I have search results sorted by number of hits which gives me ids and I can get associated data from records file. Code 

#Search Results
foreach (1..40){
    my $hit = int rand(30);
    my $id = int rand(1000);
    push @results, "$hit:$id";
}
@search_results = sort { $b <=> $a } @results;


#Records
my $Record;
foreach (0..999){
    my $data = int rand(100);
#    push @ids, "$_:$data";
    $Record->{$_} = $data;
}

#Display

foreach (@results){
    my($hit,$id) = split /:/;
    my $data = $Record->{$id};
    print "$hit $id $data\n";
}

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I am looking for a way, so that I don't have to use hash "Record". Random values are just for the demonstration purpose. Actual values contain many fields in records.

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