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I have two database table. One has over 600 cisco devices with serial =
and model numbers, flash image version, and name, etc. The other has the =
name as well of the device as well as installed modules. The tables were =
generated via perl script I have. What is the most efficient way to keep =
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The only thing I can think of is to run the scripts ( everything is in =
an array of anonymous hashes), loop through the devices, select the =
device with the name out of the database and compare all fields, then =
change any field that doesn't match what my script returns. Anyone =
have any better ideas???
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Thanks,
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Mitch
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Mitch Raful, MCSE CCNP
Network Engineer
HQMC MCCS
3044 Catlin Avenue
Quantico, VA 22134
703-784-5991
"T'm Mitch Raful, and I approved this message."=20

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