Sorry forgot to show what my output looks like at the time of the post, for whomever it was who had asked (output below). The data doesn't look too bad. I mean it does match the data with a correct "key" for each field, or "identifier" if you want to call it that. It prints the array first with just a plain print statement, then it does a Dump of the array. This is not at all what the output should look like in the end, but for now it will do just fine. Well anyway here it is... 


=========================== Array ============================
/prod-data/J 00151120273 X jmorg 3584038 247 ts/49 13:38:12 Jul 20 Loc
+ked
/prod-data/J 00151120273 X jmorg 2015244 134 s/109 13:48:32 Jul 20 Wai
+ting
/prod-data/J 00151120273 X gdavi 1359996 62 ts/20 13:54:22 Jul 20 Wait
+ing
/prod-data/J 001!L!311895 X jmorg 2015244 134 s/109 13:48:32 Jul 20 Lo
+cked
/prod-data/J 001!L!311895 X jmorg 5713932 191 ts/46 14:01:42 Jul 20 Wa
+iting
/prod-datahi 001!10274882 X rfuse 3354796 61 ts/43 13:39:02 Jul 20 Loc
+ked
/prod-datahi 001!10274882 X jmorg 3584038 247 ts/49 13:39:22 Jul 20 Wa
+iting
==============================================================

---
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-data/J
  locker: Locked
  month: Jul
  owner: jmorg
  pid: 3584038
  recordID: 00151120273
  time: 13:38:12
  tty: ts/49
  usedID: 247
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-data/J
  locker: Waiting
  month: Jul
  owner: jmorg
  pid: 2015244
  recordID: 00151120273
  time: 13:48:32
  tty: s/109
  usedID: 134
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-data/J
  locker: Waiting
  month: Jul
  owner: gdavi
  pid: 1359996
  recordID: 00151120273
  time: 13:54:22
  tty: ts/20
  usedID: 62
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-data/J
  locker: Locked
  month: Jul
  owner: jmorg
  pid: 2015244
  recordID: 001!L!311895
  time: 13:48:32
  tty: s/109
  usedID: 134
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-data/J
  locker: Waiting
  month: Jul
  owner: jmorg
  pid: 5713932
  recordID: 001!L!311895
  time: 14:01:42
  tty: ts/46
  usedID: 191
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-datahi
  locker: Locked
  month: Jul
  owner: rfuse
  pid: 3354796
  recordID: 001!10274882
  time: 13:39:02
  tty: ts/43
  usedID: 61
- M: X
  day: 20
  file: /prod-datahi
  locker: Waiting
  month: Jul
  owner: jmorg
  pid: 3584038
  recordID: 001!10274882
  time: 13:39:22
  tty: ts/49
  usedID: 247

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Thanks,
Matt

In reply to Re: How to reference to array keys? by mmartin
in thread How to reference to array keys? by mmartin

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