<Readme> Perl newbie needs help with a hash. Recent Active Dir site has enabled smart card login & need to do a comparison of two arrays to get username/smartcard id to match up. Code looks like this</readme> 
@getuser = `dsquery user –name * -o samid –limit 1000`;
foreach (@getuser) {
  $a = $_;
  chomp $a;
  $b = (split (/”/, $a))[1];
  }
@getcert = `dsquery usern –name * -o upn –limit 1000`;
foreach (@getcert) {
  $c = $_;
  chomp $c;
  $d = (split (/”/, $c))[1];
  $e = (split (/@/, $d))[0];
  }

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<Readme> Output from array 1(username) is as follows: smithj jonesa johnsonw Output from array 2(smartcard id) is as follows: 1234567 8901234 5678901 Output from both arrays are in same order, so i just need a one for one association (eg, output1 from first array will always = output2 from array2, and so forth), that is output like: smithj = 1234567 jonesa = 8901234 johnsonw = 5678901 Not sure how to associate this - would appreciate any assists</readme>

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