Hi,

Good to see that someone remembers that I have been through some other problem :-)

I have bypassed Fmode by removing the reference. So far that seems to be ok. because the file is not being used by any other program. The other problem that I had earlier was that I was not able to access the DBM deep object in a method to push data into or read from it.

By chance I found out the weirdest way to fix it. My method/function has several input variables. If my DBM deep object is the last variable to be passed, it fails to recognize it, but the moment I made it the first variable in the list of 7 input variables, I could access it just fine.

As for the code

# Making an entry in the errordb
  push (@{$errordb->{$_BranchName}->{MissingTitle}->{url}}, $_URL);
  #Increasing the counter
  $errordb->{$_BranchName}->{MissingTitle}->{count} +=1;

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This adds the URL into the hash.

Later on I access this is another method to output the values on a html page

foreach  $testurl (@{$errordbref ->{$_BranchName}->{$ThingsToPrint}->{
+url}})
print $testurl;

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The code is fairly straightforward. I think the problem is in the size of the object

A database is not available and hence all these attempts. Basically the program is a spider for my website (over 40000 pages) to find errors and display that on a html page.

In reply to Re^2: DBM Deep Hash of Hash of Hash of array by npai
in thread DBM Deep Hash of Hash of Hash of array by npai

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