Hi,

You can easily get that done like so:

#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my %my_hash = ( 'James' => { 'detection_profile' => 'disable' }, 'Bob' => { 'detection_profile' => 'enable', 'detection_profile_severity' => '180' }, 'Billy' => { 'detection_profile' => 'enable', 'detection_profile_severity' => '180' }, 'Stephanie' => { 'detection_profile' => 'enable', 'detection_profile_severity' => '180' }, ); foreach my $detective ( keys %my_hash ) { print $detective; while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each $my_hash{$detective} ) { print " ", $value; } print $/; }

output
Stephanie enable 180 James disable Bob enable 180 Billy enable 180
please, you might also like to check perldsc

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In reply to Re: Printing hash of a hash data by 2teez
in thread Printing hash of a hash data by eanicom

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