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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Find Node and replace line(s) preceding in xml file Post 302638301 by umarsatti on Thursday 10th of May 2012 05:41:05 AM
Old 05-10-2012
Hello itkamaraj,

Thank you for your reply, your script perfectly fits into my example. However I am attaching my original file where I would like to change "Accumulator Factor" under node "DiscountOnUsage" only.

<Node>DiscountOnUsage
<Condition>ActiveOffer
<ActiveOffer>401</ActiveOffer>
</Condition>
.
.
.
<Accumulator Factor="3.78333333333333" ID="6"/>
</Tariff>
</Node>

Can you please help in adopting this script as per my above requirement. FYI original file is also attached.

Thanks!!

P.S: For instance I would like to change Accumulator Factor to --> "<Accumulator Factor="3.78333333333333" ID="6"/><Accumulator Factor="3.78333333333333" ID="72"/>

BR,
Umar
 

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