hi, Actually I hav an array which has the list of values and i want to store those values in a key 
  for ex.
            @array=(12300,archive) #array can contain list of values n
+ot only tow values. 
           like num_rows =>('12300','archive') # values shud be in teh
+ same format as typed  with in single quotes 
 what i want to do with this is i have some statement which has num_ro
+ws so where it finds that key name it has to be replaced with all val
+ues in a key in that statement.
     like  update table set rows=&num_rows& 
then the replaced stmt shud b like
           update table set rows='12300','archive' #just an example
          its not that i want to do this only with key and value if we
+ can do in any better idea than hash would be really great.

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