Thanks. 

use Win32::TieRegistry( Delimiter=>"/" );

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You should have spent 35 seconds reading the documentation. (:

Actually, I prefer the newer usage: 

my $Reg;
use Win32::TieRegistry( Delimiter=>"/", TiedRef=>\$Reg );

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Then use $Reg (or whatever you name your variable) instead of the old $Registry global that gets exported by default (for backward compatability with earlier versions).

Note that $Registry->{BASE.$f}­{Comments} is better written $fix->{$f}{Comments} or $fix->{"$f/Comments"}, since you've already got the BASE() key open.

- tye        

In reply to Re: Enumerate hotfixes applied to a Windows server (2000, 2003) (import) by tye
in thread Enumerate hotfixes applied to a Windows server (2000, 2003) by grinder

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