Thank you. That was helpful.
This is requirement.
1. I have data in DB
ex: of data in DB.
Student|Subject|Marks
aaa|eur|100
aaa|usd|90
aaa|eur|101
aaa|usd|80
aaa|eur|90
---------
bbb|usd|80
bbb|usd|100

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So Mapping goes like below:
aaa->eur->100 
aaa->eur->101
aaa->eur->90

aaa->usd->90 
aaa->usd->80

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Output will be : 1.If level=2
aaa,eur,sum(100,101,90)
aaa,usd,sum(90,80)

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so on..

2.If level is 3, we have more detailed level
aaa,eur,100,sum(gg)
aaa,eur,100,sum(hh)
aaa,eur,101,sum(gf)
aaa,eur,101,sum(s)
aaa,eur,90,sum(dd)
aaa,eur,90,sum(sf)
aaa,usd,90,sum(eq)

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...
Here its the users choice if u want to print at 2 level or 3 level or more..
If level is 4 then we go into detailed level.

Hope this requirement helps
I want to dynamically store the values in arrays and iterate through these arrays and get this values.

In reply to Re^4: How to create loop in perl dynamically by adithi
in thread How to create loop in perl dynamically by adithi

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