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My initial reaction is to ask why you're doing it this way? Arrays and list indexes are not your friend, usually. Hashes, on the other hand, are:
And for that matter, this code could be improved, but you're starting to get the idea- you might want to change the primary key away from entity to customerID, for example, but it still largely holds. You're doing a lot of data thrashing, but not what I assume your intended goals are. If you want to continue using arrays, I definitely suggest you follow jeffa's approach, then. As far as putting them into a table for referencing purposes, depending on what you mean, I may have just done that for you. If you're looking to put them in a database, you should check out DBI. As far as what's causing your problems, I can't tell from the code you presented above. At a glance, it looks like it should work. Hope this helps! --jwest -><- -><- -><- -><- -><- All things are Perfect To every last Flaw And bound in accord With Eris's Law - HBT; The Book of Advice, 1:7 In reply to Re: Table building confusion Help Wanted
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