Ok, first some background.

@tfl_list contains a unique list of tables. @tfl_file contains multiple lines of Data to be processed in a 2 Dimensional Array.

I am able to Reference and Print the Data from the 2 Dimensional array outside of the foreach $target_table (@tfl_list) loop.

For each of the "$target_table"'s I need to check a field in the Data Array and if that Field is the same as the $target_table then "Do Something". The problem with the code below is that when trying to de-reference the tfl_line Array nothing is returned. What am I doing wrong? I am sure this is something simple I am forgeting. Thanks

foreach $target_table (@tfl_list) {
    print "Target Table = $target_table\n";
    foreach $tfl_line (@tfl_file) {
        print "  Ref Table = $tfl_line->[9]";
        if ($target_table eq $tfl_line->[9]){
            #Do Something
        }
    }
}

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In reply to Accessing multiple Arrays and by rheaton

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