Since you didn't tell me the name of your top hash, I'm calling it %UNNAMED_TOP_THINGY in the following code: 
@$_ = grep {not $_->{type} eq "warning"} @$_ for $UNNAMED_TOP_THINGY{l
+ist}{find};

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I also don't know from your example whether you want to (a) remove all "warning" (which is my code) or (b) keep all "error". It would be better if you had a better example, or a text description of what you had wanted.

I mean, based on your example, this would also have worked: 

%UNNAMED_TOP_THINGY = (
'list' =>          {                   
                        'find' =>       [
                                           {
                                             'type' => 'error',
                                             'column' => '106',
                                          }
                                         ]
                  }
);

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But I doubt that would have satisfied you. {grin}

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
Be sure to read my standard disclaimer if this is a reply.

update: Aha... see, I would have never thought that you wanted items with column = 1 removed. OK, here's that: 
@$_ = grep {not $_->{column} == 1} @$_ for $UNNAMED_TOP_THINGY{list}{f
+ind};

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In reply to Re: removing an element of a array which is element of hash by merlyn
in thread removing element from hash array by jithoosin

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