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how can we know the length of a field value if it is like below for xml file <EmailAddress>abc@gmail.com</EmailAddress> I need length of abc@gmail.com which is there in between tags any help in this ...im doing this in korn shell Last edited by naughty21; 12-04-2008 at 02:01 PM.. |
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but if we dont know what is there in between tags then how can we do means if we dont know/we didnt see the email id which is in between tags for ex: EmailAddress>-------</EmailAddress>" in this ---- is nothing but some email id |
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