It should work then my hash is ok? but i still cant find why a hash with different key also gets the value of the original key i wanted to access. Ex.

$TT{1000001}[1][1]  = '4342';
$TT{1000002}[1][1] = also gets the value!

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Im about to finish this so i cant just start from scrap again & co'z i dont know how to use DBI yet, i have been coding on Perl for only 2 months.

Please stir me to what part of my code is the problem! and also please advice on how to best make do to what im currently using!

And a note was posted on ChatterBox that in perl "there is No such thing as associative array but their is hash that is Similar to it in Perl", i thought that, hash and associative arrays where both the same! if so "Perl for Dummies" is really Dumb? it named that function as associative array! thanks!

In reply to Re: (jeffa) 5Re: associative array problem by Gerryjun
in thread associative array problem by Gerryjun

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