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Hello Perl Monks I have a text file as

[17/May/2005:18:15:59 -0700]sdjhsj USERID=t70xvcy; jdhdh JSESSIONID=00
+00RDnYTABcRWOx0UN2Zq--sZB:10f408hdg
[17/May/2005:18:15:59 -0700]sdjhsj USERID=t70xvcy; jdhdh JSESSIONID=00
+00RDnYTABcRWOx0UN2Zq--sZB:10f408hdg
[17/May/2005:18:15:59 -0700]sdjhsj USERID=t70xvcy; jdhdh JSESSIONID=00
+00RDnYTABcRWOx0UN2Zq--sZB:10f408g13
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I have the code as

my $FileName = "test.txt";
my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst);
   ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst)=localtime(tim
+e);  
   
open ACCESS,"< $FileName" || die "Can't open the file....";

my %User_Lst;
while (<ACCESS>) {
 if (/:(..):(..):(..).*USERID=([a-z0-9].+; ).*JSESSIONID=([a-z0-9].+)/
+){
  $l_hr=$1;  $l_min=$2;  $l_sec=$3;
  $UserID=$4;
  $session=$5;
  $UserID=~s/;.*//g;
  $session=~s/.*://g;

   
  $User_Lst{$UserID}=join(":",$l_hr,$l_min,$l_sec);
#  $User_Lst{$sessionid}=$session;
 }
}

my $l_Counter=0;
#while ( (($UserID,$sessionid $TStamp) = each (%User_Lst)) and (($sess
+ionid) = each (%Session_Lst))) {
while ( ($UserID, $TStamp) = each (%User_Lst)) {
      
     print sprintf("Server Name :%s,\t User Name: %s ,\t Time:%s \n", 
+$sessionid, $UserID, $TStamp); $l_Counter++; }  


close ACCESS;
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Now the problem I am facing is that how do I push session on to the hash so that I can extract it later in order to populate the result. Appreciate your help.

In reply to Hash problem by Nesh

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