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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Replacing the last record in xml with different tags Post 302436089 by LinuxLearner on Friday 9th of July 2010 07:01:58 AM
Old 07-09-2010
I have tested both the script.
Thank you very much Klashxx and Aigles(Jean-Pierre).

Klashxx, your script is good and works for given sample file.
If I have more records its repeating the Trailer record.
Also in the trailer record its printing with the tags
Code:
<RevenueAmounts_total element_total=”2”>  </RevenueAmounts>

This could have been
Code:
</RevenueAmounts_total>

This is may be due to typo in my initial post.

Aigels(Jean-Pierre ),
You script is awesome, its works for more number of records that means its generic.
I made a mistake in my initial post for available xml file, I missed couple of tags in the last record, as below:
Code:
<Resource>Money</Resource>
  <Ref_Id>0</Ref_Id>

These tags also converted as
Code:
<Resource_total>Money</Resource_total>
                <Ref_Id_total>0</Ref_Id_total>

Actually, these tags are exceptional, not to be displayed as totals. But as it is. I know Its my mistake I didn't mentioned it earlier.
I tried to change the script but could not understand the script as its complex for me.
I am pasting the new “available xml with changes”.
Code:
 
/*available xml start*/
<Report>
<RevenueAmounts element="0">
                <GrossAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </GrossAccount>
                <DiscountAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>0</Debit>
                </DiscountAccount>
                <NetAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </NetAccount>
               </RevenueAmounts>
<RevenueAmounts element="1">
                <GrossAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </GrossAccount>
                <DiscountAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>0</Debit>
                </DiscountAccount>
                <NetAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </NetAccount>
                </RevenueAmounts>
<RevenueAmounts element="3">
                <GrossAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </GrossAccount>
                <DiscountAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>0</Debit>
                </DiscountAccount>
                <NetAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>7.45000</Debit>
                </NetAccount>
                </RevenueAmounts>
<RevenueAmounts element="4">
                <Resource>Money</Resource>
                <Ref_Id>0</Ref_Id>
                <GrossAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>21.90000</Debit>
                </GrossAccount>
                <DiscountAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>0</Debit>
                </DiscountAccount>
                <NetAccount name="monthly">
                        <Credit>0</Credit>
                        <Debit>21.90000</Debit>
                </NetAccount>
               </RevenueAmounts>
</Report>
/*available xml end*/

Thanks you very much.
 

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