Re: How store a hash table on disk and work with it

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I note that you have:

   $old_tab{ $cli } = $portingID if $filenum==1;
   $new_tab{ $cli } = $portingID if $filenum==2;
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You'd save memory by packing the old and new $portingID together and using just one hash table. Shouldn't take long to try it and see if it's enough of a saving.

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Re^2: How store a hash table on disk and work with it by ReneB (Initiate) on Dec 04, 2008 at 13:00 UTC
i have to compare the two has tables after some rules which are in the rest of the program, so thanx but i think no way to store all that stuff in one hash.	[reply]

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