I tried to print the value of the hash reference all I get is this.. ole=hash(0x1822e2c) 
if ($RS_UsersToRemind)
        {
            while(!$RS_UsersToRemind->EOF())
            {
                print  "$RS_UsersToRemind \n";
                my $test=eval $RS_UsersToRemind->Fields('idEnrollee')-
+>{Value};
                print "test is : $test";
                my $SQL_UserUpdate = "update ClassRoster set Reminded=
+{ fn NOW() } where idEnrollee = '".$RS_UsersToRemind->Fields('idEnrol
+lee')->{Value}."';";
                my $sender = new Mail::Sender
                {
                    smtp => 'vaexch001.firstamericanmls.com', 
                    from => 'training@marketlinx.com'
                };
                (
                    ref ($sender->MailMsg( 
                            {
                        to => "".$RS_UsersToRemind->Fields('emailAddre
+ss')->{Value}."",
                                bcc => "training\@marketlinx.com, fran
+cisco.oquendo\@firstamericanmls.com,medwards\@marketlinx.com",
                                subject => "REMINDER: ".$RS_UsersToRem
+ind->Fields('Topic')->{Value}."",
                                msg => 
"This message is to remind you that you are registered to attend ".$RS
+_UsersToRemind->Fields('Topic')->{Value}.".

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In reply to Re: undefined value as a hash reference? by grashoper
in thread undefined value as a hash reference? by grashoper

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