hi great ppl !!1

Look this, 

$VAR1 = {
          'id' => {
                            'Extra' => 'auto_increment',
                            'Type' => 'int(11)',
                            'Field' => 'id',
                            'Default' => undef,
                            'Null' => '',
                            'Key' => 'PRI'
                          },
          'name' => {
                              'Extra' => '',
                              'Type' => 'varchar(50)',
                              'Field' => 'name',
                              'Default' => '',
                              'Null' => '',
                              'Key' => 'UNI'
                            }
        };

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It must be clear that i'm printing this hash ref with a dumper ..

I dint give my code, coz i hav used lot of my own modules in that .. so thot it would be little confusing to all ...


I hav generated this hash from a db table ...For this i have written a method ('fetchit')...
this method is used like this..

$hashref = $object->fetchit($tablename);

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so this method will return the table desc as a hash..

NOw i got struck in one thing.. please help me in this.. I want to print only the FIELD names present inside that hash.. here the field names are id and name ..

How can i do that ??? .. please help me

Thanks in advance

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In reply to Get the Keys in the Hash by vishi83

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