Thanks for the reply OGB. Glad to know there are noobs of all stages out there ;-) You have any advice on printing the results when there is an array returned from a query such as below: 
$VAR1 = {
          'user' => {
                    'associatedDevices' => {
                                           'device' => [
                                                       '002170CB5E0F',
                                                       'SEP12312312345
+7'
                                                     ]
                                         },

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I need to handle both of the 'devices' that are returned inside []. I've gone through some iterations trying to derefernce the array but just keep coming up with "ARRAY(0x21a0650)". Thanks!

In reply to Re^4: Parse Results of SOAP response by lefty29er
in thread Parse Results of SOAP response by lefty29er

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