I'm using the Amazon WebService::Amazon::Route53 Perl module to retrieve resource records and it returns them as a reference to an array of hash references, containing record set data and I can print the data using Data Dumper but I need to manipulate the data and cannot figure out how to dereference it.

Below is the call and the data dumper output. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks 
#Lists resource record sets for a hosted zone.
#Called in scalar context:

$record_sets = $r53->list_resource_record_sets(zone_id => '123ZONEID')
+;

#Returns: A reference to an array of hash references, containing recor
+d set data. Example:

#Using Data Dumper I get the following:
$VAR1 = [
          {
            'records' => [
                           '192.168.20.12'
                         ],
            'ttl' => '14400',
            'name' => 'acme.com.',
            'type' => 'A'
          },
          {
            'records' => [
                           '1 mail.acme.com.',
                           '20 mail2.acme.com.'
                         ],
            'ttl' => '14400',
            'name' => 'acme.com.',
            'type' => 'MX'
          },
          {
            'records' => [
                           'ns1.acme.com.',
                           'ns2.acme.com.',
                           'ns3.acme.com.',
                           'ns4.acme.com.'
                         ],
            'ttl' => '172800',
            'name' => 'acme.com.',
            'type' => 'NS'
          },
          {
            'records' => [
                           '192.168.26.152'
                         ],
            'ttl' => '14400',
            'name' => 'remote.acme.com.',
            'type' => 'A'
          }
        ];

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In reply to Help dereferencing an array of hash references by z28pwr

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