perumal, you need to get a clue. People ARE trying to be helpful, but you are pulling your own plug with your attitude.

You didn't provide any idea as to what kind of a table or organization you want to end up with. If you had actually thought about it enough to write it down for us, the answer would almost certainly be a heck of a lot closer to your brain than it is now.

Lacking any pertinent information as to what you want, the generalities are that you will need to build a table that includes the array and hash keys ($VARx and 'received_thru', etc.) as columns as well as the individual type data. Once you've done that, then you need to iterate through the array to get each reference to a hash, and then take that reference to get the array of all keys, and then iterate through that set. What you do with those results can be to generate an SQL CREATE TABLE/INSERT INTO set, an HTML table <TR><TD> set, or whatever else you need.

Don Wilde
"There's more than one level to any answer."

In reply to Re: array of hashes by samizdat
in thread array of hashes by perumal

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