I think you may be confused about which is the the key and which is the value. For instance; you say "for my $value (keys %oid) {" as though you expect to get a list of values when your actually getting keys. And in your print statement you have "hash key == $oid{$value}" which is printing the value and not the key.
A hash is key/value pairs. You use the keys to lookup the corresponding values. Perhaps what you want is:
for my $key (keys %oid) {
if (defined(my $response = $session -> get_table(-baseoid => $oid{$k
+ey}))) {
print "\n == hash key == $key == hash value == $oid{$key} ==\n";
for my $r(oid_lex_sort(keys(%{$response}))) {
print($response -> {$r}, ",\n");
}
}
else { print "Error: ",($session -> error(), ",\n"); }
}
- danboo
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