Exact data and code. Please help me to resolve this string manipulation. Really some problem still hinders me.
$VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' => '982505', 'status
+' => 'skip', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log', 'test_name' => 'BE
+FORE-AFTER.etest', 'testcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'color_boo
+l' => 0 }; $VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' => '9825
+05', 'status' => 'skip', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log', 'test_
+name' => 'DEFAULT.etest', 'testcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'co
+lor_bool' => 1 }; $VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' =
+> '982505', 'status' => 'skip', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log',
+ 'test_name' => 'ORDER-ROLLBACK.etest', 'testcase_name' => 'TC1132764
+1669.xml', 'color_bool' => '' }; $VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging s
+ize', 'jobid' => '982505', 'status' => 'pass', 'component1' => 'archi
+ve-config-log', 'test_name' => '{PRCIII.etest: logging size 200}', 't
+estcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'color_bool' => 1 }; $VAR1 = { 
+'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' => '982505', 'status' => 'ski
+p', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log', 'test_name' => 'ROLLBACK.et
+est', 'testcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'color_bool' => '' }; $
+VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' => '982505', 'status
+' => 'skip', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log', 'test_name' => 'SI
+DE-EFFECTS.etest', 'testcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'color_boo
+l' => 1 }; $VAR1 = { 'cli_config' => 'logging size', 'jobid' => '9825
+05', 'status' => 'skip', 'component1' => 'archive-config-log', 'test_
+name' => 'SYNTAX.etest', 'testcase_name' => 'TC11327641669.xml', 'col
+or_bool' => '' };

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In total 7 hashes. I loop through for every hash and search for the key, "test_name" and parsing the data.

    for my $j(0..$len - 1 )
    {
        my ($component1,$cli_config,$testcase_name,$test_id,
                $test_name, $status) = split (/\,/,$test_status[$j]);

        my %row = ();
        %row = ( component1 => $component1,
            cli_config => $cli_config,
            testcase_name => $testcase_name,
            test_name => "$test_name",   ### This IS THE ONE
            status => $status,
            jobid  => $jobid,
        color_bool => $color);

        print Dumper \%row; ##### THIS DATA SHOWN ABOVE

        if( $row{test_name} =~ "BEFORE-AFTER" )
        {
            push(@loop6,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "DEFAULT" )
        {
            push(@loop7,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "ORDER-ROLLBACK" )
        {
            push(@loop8,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "PRCIII" )
        {
        print "PRCIII------";
            push(@loop9,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "ROLLBACK" )
        {
            push(@loop10,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "SIDE-EFFECTS" )
        {
            push(@loop11,\%row);
        }
        elsif( $row{test_name} =~ "SYNTAX" )
        {
            push(@loop12,\%row);
        }
    }

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All other "test_name" i could parse. But not the "PRCIII". Please help me out.
Thanks
rsennat

In reply to Re: problem in search pattern by rsennat
in thread problem in search pattern by rsennat

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