Hi caribesoft, Maybe someone else knows exactly, but i need more information if I am going to be able to help you. What kind of data are you getting back in your "Response"? It is possible to get information back from a SOAP::Lite service and put it into a MySQL table. For example: 
#makes the new SOAP::Lite object

my $soap_obj = new SOAP::Lite 
                   -> uri ('http://')
                  -> proxy ('http://')
                  -> service();

#gets the response and stores it in a scalar
my $response = $soap_obj->get_response();

#creates the statement for the SQL insert
my $statement = $bdbi->form_push_SQL ($response);

#if bdbi is a database connection then it does $statement 
$bdbi->{'database_handle'}->Query($statement);

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I hope this helps even if it is just a little, and if anyone else has anything to say I would definately take their comments into consideration since I am no expert by any means and this is just a general case that worked for me since you didn't provide much to go on.

In reply to Re: convert SOAP message to perl data structure by mav3067
in thread convert SOAP message to perl data structure by caribesoft

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