#! perl -slw
use strict;
use Data::Dump qw[ pp ];

my( undef, @keys ) = unpack 'A18 A17 A13 A*', <DATA>;
my %hash;
while( <DATA> ) {
    chomp;
    my( $id, @fields ) = unpack 'A18 A17 A13 A*';
    @{ $hash{ $id } }{ @keys } = @fields;
}

pp \%hash;

__DATA__
Subsystem         Group            PID          Status
 inetd            tcpip            2424886      active
 xntpd            tcpip            3473550      active
 rwhod            tcpip                         inoperative
 snmpd            tcpip                         inoperative
 aixmibd          tcpip                         inoperative
 hostmibd         tcpip                         inoperative
 snmpmibd         tcpip                         inoperative

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Output:

C:\test>junk17
{
  " aixmibd"  => { Group => "tcpip", PID => "", Status => "inoperative
+" },
  " hostmibd" => { Group => "tcpip", PID => "", Status => "inoperative
+" },
  " inetd"    => { Group => "tcpip", PID => 2424886, Status => "active
+" },
  " rwhod"    => { Group => "tcpip", PID => "", Status => "inoperative
+" },
  " snmpd"    => { Group => "tcpip", PID => "", Status => "inoperative
+" },
  " snmpmibd" => { Group => "tcpip", PID => "", Status => "inoperative
+" },
  " xntpd"    => { Group => "tcpip", PID => 3473550, Status => "active
+" },
}

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In reply to Re: Hash creation problem by BrowserUk
in thread Hash creation problem by agentorange

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