i have some data in the following format can i use anydata to treat this file as database and then run my sql queries on it 

$D = {"Password" => "raman","_SESSION_ID" => "8ada23a94bb7950d4939c9d2
+30eabd12","image.x" => 55,"TARGET" => "","image.y" => 8,"DestPage" =>
+ "https://www99.americanexpress.com/myca/estatement/canlac/action?req
+uest_type=authreg_CardsList&Face=fr_CA&location=cafre_pre_cards","Log
+on" => "Continue...","brandname" => "","PWD" => "","_SESSION_ATIME" =
+> "1117632942","_SESSION_REMOTE_ADDR" => "199.2.110.93","USERID" => "
+","MY_SITE_SIDE" => "8ada23a94bb7950d4939c9d230eabd12","UserID" => "r
+aman","Face" => "fr_CA","_SESSION_EXPIRE_LIST" => {},"_SESSION_CTIME"
+ => "1117632942","username" => "raman","_SESSION_ETIME" => undef,"req
+uest_type" => "LogLogonHandler"};

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Edit by castaway - put newlines before and after example to let it wrap

In reply to dbi::anydata by rjsaulakh

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