hi,
I am trying debug an unknown problem. I have a data structure that collects data over repeated ssh and bind to databases over about 25 different database instances. I am basically trying to compare the database parameter values. When I do an ssh over a large number of databases, I get an incorrect result in the spread sheet. for just a few set of instances(about 4 instances).
This is the part of the data structure that presents wrong data. 

        for( my $i = 0; $i <= $#array; $i++) {
                       unless (($first->{$t1}->{$array[$i]}) == ($seco
+nd->{$t2}->{$array[$i]}) ) {
 
                        chomp($first->{$t1}->{$array[$i]});
print SENDMAIL "<Cell ss:StyleID=\"s22\"><Data ss:Type=\"String\">$fir
+st->{$t1}->{$array[$i]}</Data></Cell>\n";
                          }
                        else {
                        chomp($first->{$t1}->{$array[$i]});
                        printcell($first->{$t1}->{$array[$i]});
                           }
                           
                            }

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Please let me know whats wrong with this?

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