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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Phrase XML with Huge Data Post 302967638 by pareshkp on Thursday 25th of February 2016 08:57:35 PM
Old 02-25-2016
Phrase XML with Huge Data
HI Guys,


I have Big XML file with Below Format :-

Input :-

Code:
<pokl>MKL=1,FN=1,GBNo=B10C</pokl>
<d>192</d>
<d>315</d>
<d>35</d>
<d>0,7,8</d>
<pokl>MKL=1,dFN=1,GBNo=B11C</pokl>
<d>162</d>
<d>315</d>
<d>35</d>
<d>0,5,6</d>
<pokl>MKL=1,dFN=1,GBNo=B12C</pokl>
<d>188</d>
<d>315</d>
<d>33</d>
<d>0,3,4</d>
<pokl>MKL=1,dFN=1,GBNo=B13C</pokl>
<d>192</d>
<d>315</d>
<d>35</d>
<d>0,1,2</d>

Output:-

Code:
B10C 192;315;35;0,7,8 
B11C 162;315;35;0,5,6
B12C 188;315;35;0,3,4
B13C 192;315;35;0,1,2

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