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I'm trying to sort hash of hashes with the following code but not achieving what I want .. Here is what I've tried. Can I get one more hash reference with all sorted values...

use strict;

my $DATA = {
          '315' => {
                     'vrec' => 'ABCDE',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   },
          '319' => {
                     'vrec' => 'TEST2',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   },
          '321' => {
                     'vrec' => 'LIMCA',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   },
          '323' => {
                     'vrec' => 'ALBVF',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   },
          '325' => {
                     'vrec' => 'TEST1',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   },
          '313' => {
                     'vrec' => 'PQRST',
                     'vpay' => 'AGOUT'
                   }
        };

foreach (sort { $DATA->{$a}->{'vrec'} <=> $DATA->{$b}->{'vrec'} } keys
+(%{$DATA}) )
{
    print "key: $_ value: $DATA->{$_}\n"
}

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In reply to Sort hash ref of Hash of Hashes by kalyanrajsista

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