It is a bit difficult, for me, to look and understand what you say..
If i see correctly, maybe the following is wrong:
push(@time_arr,@{$parMap_ha{$r{partitionName}}},$r{time});
Doing so you are pushing into @time_arr not into @{$parMap_ha{$r{partitionName}}}
Perhaps you mean:
# #the array to push # a list of values to push into
+the array @{$parMap_ha{$r{partitionName}}}
push @{$parMap_ha{$r{partitionName}}},@time_arr,$r{time});
More:
'partition-2' => $VAR1->{'partition-4'}, it is not an error: it is Data::Dumper saying that the value for key partition-2 is a reference (if i'm correct) to the value holded by the key partition-4
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