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Old 09-30-2009
Extracting values from an XML file

Hello People,

I have an xml file from which I need to extract the values of the parameters using UNIX shell commands.

Ex : Input is like :
<Name>Roger</Name>
or
<Address>MI</Address>

I need the output as just :
Roger
or
MI
with the tags removed.

Please help.

Last edited by sushant172; 09-30-2009 at 03:47 AM.. Reason: Incomplete information.
 

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