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Jeff Westman #1
Simple Hash Question
Hi ....
I have a hash defined as
my %flag3 = ( A => "DBSpace backup thread",
B => "Begin work",
C => "Commiting/committed",
H => "Heuristic aborting/aborted",
P => "Preparing/prepared",
R => "Aborting/aborted",
X => "XA prepare" );
I want to print out the value of the corresponding key -- without a loop
iteration. The following works (displays 'value exists'), but is not what I
want
print "value exists" if exists $flag3{$pos3};
I want this to print the string.
HELP PLEASE!
TIA
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