I would greatly appreciate some help with DBM deep complex hashes.

I have one dbm deep object errorsdb that has a hash which looks like

Errorsdb -> Branch Name ->Errortype-> count(scalar)
Errorsdb -> Branch Name ->Errortype-> url(array of urls)

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This basically parses through the entire website and documents the errors. I have about 30 Branchnames, 15 errortypes and url arrays could go upto 1000.

This is essentially a very huge dbm deep datafile. By the time it has finished parsing about 3 Branch Names, the process almost stops.

Can anyone throw any light on the situation and suggest some changes if needed to make the process run through completely without breaking??

I moved the in memory hash to DBM Deep object for the same problem that I could not run more than 4 branches at a time due to memory becoming full.

Thanks in advance. Namitha

In reply to DBM Deep Hash of Hash of Hash of array by npai

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