#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

open FILE ,"temp" or die("can not open temp $!");

my $line ;
my (%resultarray,$part1,$part2);
my @AoH=();

while($line = <FILE>) {
chomp($line);
($part1,$part2) = split(/#/,$line);

my @resultarry2=split(/\s/,$part1);

%resultarray=split(/[=;]/, $part2);

my $datetime="$resultarry2[1] $resultarry2[2]";
my $threadname=$resultarry2[6];

$resultarray{"datetime"}=$datetime;
$resultarray{"threadname"}=$threadname;

push @AoH, \%resultarray;

}
close(FILE);

my $numberofhashes=scalar(@AoH);
print $numberofhashes."\n";
my $hr2=\@AoH;
print Dumper $hr2;

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Output is 
4
$VAR1 = [
          {
            'threadname' => '241e2260-a74f-4122-af42-9def1fa0318c',
            'eventType' => 'REQUESTUPDATE',
            'objectType' => 'VE',
            'objectId' => '1447553 ',
            'requestType' => 'CREA',
            ' requestId' => '874',
            'datetime' => '2011-08-12 10:05:19,250'
          },
          $VAR1->[0],
          $VAR1->[0],
          $VAR1->[0]
        ];
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I'm expecting 4 Hashes inside the array. Please, let me know what mistake am doing ?

In reply to problem in Pushing to Array of hash by perl_peter

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