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...$ticTblCnts[$tableIndex] = [ TicketTable ($combin, \@tic_vars) ] ; $tableIndex++; } } } I am dereferencing this way: my @ticTblDeref = (); foreach (@ticTblCnts) { push (@ticTblDeref,@$_); } ???????? Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Yup, that was it Paul. I tried to get cute and initialize all my counters in the same line. Sometimes we should leave well enough alone. my $changes = 0; my $power = 0; my $telco = 0; my $application = 0; my $server = 0; my $other = 0; I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

')' was a misspell. I thought the same thing but the counting must be setting them to undefined. I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...); print (OUT "application,$application\n" ); print (OUT "other,$other\n\n" ); Here's the output I am getting: problemType chart: type, number changes,635 server, power,119 telco,334 application, other,484 Any help is appriciated. Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

A little confusion here I see. Paul, you say both, does that mena either eq or == will work? I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Ok Paul...how about this one: my $date = "03-20-2005"; my ($month,$day,$year) = split (/-/, $date); Is $month an integer or string? I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Hello all, How can I tell for sure if the variable I am operating on is a string or an integer? Can't 01 also be a string "01"?? Thanks I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Thanks Michael, thats what I did. Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

IC! @{$h{$k}}{@types} = map {defined($_)? $_: 0} @{$h{$k}}{@types}; "if" defined($_) ? "then" map $_ to our array "else" map a 0. nice. Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...array. Here there needs to be something in the default loop variable. but this part I don't get: ? $_: 0 [3eyes] #HUH????? and the last part: @{$h{$k}}{@types} just reading in the same array we are writtig to, effectively filtering it. Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get...

...normal network, 323, 20, 0 switch, 70, 1, 3 As far as the $cri variable. That is short for "criticality" which is really what the variable represents. Bottom line, this program is over 1000 lines now and I am running low on variable names. Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get...

...I just cut and pasted the applicable code. The braces are in my real code. Sorry for the confusion. BTW..this is the last big hurdle I have to get over to complete this 4 month project and then we can ALL forget about ticket charts! [thumbsup2] I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...Types and counts devTypes, critical, warning, normal network, 323, 20, 0 switch, 70, 1, 3 I would still like to know what the: @{$h{$k}}{@types} = map {defined($_)? $_: 0} @{$h{$k}}{@types}; is doing. I will look up the map command. NIck I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...device table. Hence my problem, I only want to generate 1 record, either find a match from the @device $log_name with the $logical_name from the @problem loop and assign the real value from the @device list or "else" assign defaults. Thanks, Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get...

...found, populate the %merge hash with the real values, if not found, assign defaults to all variables. The way my loop is working, it only gets to the first entry in @device as the "last" command is always encountered. Thanks, Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get...

...= map {defined($_)? $_: 0} @{$h{$k}}{@types}; print LOG join(", ", ($k, @{$h{$k}}{@types})), "\n"; } I am getting: Problem Types and counts devTypes, critical, warning, normal critical, 0, 0, 0 normal, 0, 0, 0 warning, 0, 0, 0 Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Mike, Please disregard privious post. I am still testing. I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...@{$h{$k}}{@types} = map {defined($_)? $_: 0} @{$h{$k}}{@types}; print LOG join(", ", ($k, @{$h{$k}}{@types})), "\n"; } ouput: Problem Types and counts devType, critical, warning, normal network,323,20, router,70,1,3 Thanks, Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

Thanks Kevin and Mike. I already used Kevin's code in my script and I DO need to: How can I do that using Kevin's code? Thanks, Nick I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?

...(I threw some routers in the array above): Problem Types and counts server,critical 310960 pc,critical 2535 I was getting ready to create another foreach loop for the normal and warning tickets, and thought there may be a better way. Thanks I got a Biz Degree! How the h*ll did I get here?