OK, this is a "what's wrong with my code" question, which is probably an inappropriate use of this site, but I'm stuck and I have nowhere else to go, and I think I've nailed the problem done pretty well, I just don't know the solution. Here we go.

Here is the definition of the problem hash in my code:

%SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN = {
  'SECALERT_ALERTS_ID'=>0,
  'SECALERT_NUM'=>0,
  'TECH_SPEC_ID'=>0,
  'OS_APP_NAME'=>0,
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and there is more to it. I test the population of this with this code:

foreach (keys(%SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN)) {
  print "SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN key: $_ SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN Value: $SA_DATA_L
+OCK_DOWN{$_}<br>";
}
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The print statement is all on one line. It prints this:

SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN key: HASH(0x4024fe60) SA_DATA_LOCK_DOWN Value:
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Only one line, and what is the HASH print? Can somebody help me with this.

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