Hi,
resource, wnt, unx and component are three hash which I am using to read data from (my config file). Where as informix, oracle and sql are three variable which I am using to check which database I am using.
Basically I want to keep the originality so I want to use Hash Tie, after checking few data I am writing all hash creating new file using file handle.
And the warning I am getting is,

WARNING: calling Tie::Hash->new since Tie::Hash->TIEHASH is missing at generate_xcf.pl line 35" 
Line 53 means this line in above code, 

     35 tie %resource,'Tie::Hash';
     36 tie %wnt,'Tie::Hash';
     37 tie %unx,'Tie::Hash';
     38 tie %component,'Tie::Hash';

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hope you got me, looking forward for suggestion. Cheers!!!


Hurray!!! found the solution!!! add Ix in front of hash, 
 35 tie %resource,'Tie::IxHash';
     36 tie %wnt,'Tie::IxHash';
     37 tie %unx,'Tie::IxHash';
     38 tie %component,'Tie::IxHash';

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Any way thanks, Cheers

In reply to Re^2: Hash Tie by Sun751
in thread Hash Tie by Sun751

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