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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Grep xml tags Post 78628 by handak9 on Thursday 21st of July 2005 05:40:45 AM

07-21-2005

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That doesn't seem to work

My XML is as follows and i want to get the value between the UpcEan flags

Code:

<Baskets xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="C:/Tom/SGWREA~1/ParserPlan/mapping2/workInProgress/RtiOutput.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><Basket><BHead><Store>890</Store><TradingDate>2005-07-11</TradingDate><TxnDateTime>2005-06-26 15:58:25</TxnDateTime><TillBankId>2</TillBankId><PosNo>102</PosNo><PosTxnNo>237</PosTxnNo><CashierId>512</CashierId><TxnVoidInd>N</TxnVoidInd><NoSale>0</NoSale><StyOrderNumber>0</StyOrderNumber><BagCount>0</BagCount><BagValue>0</BagValue><CustomerCountInd>Y</CustomerCountInd><ReplayInd>N</ReplayInd></BHead><BItems><BItem><LongShortSaleInd>S</LongShortSaleInd><ClassGroup>#NotFound#</ClassGroup><UpcEan>0000001199888</UpcEan><CancelItemInd>N</CancelItemInd><SubtractItemInd>N</SubtractItemInd><UnknownItemInd>N</UnknownItemInd><CompItemInd>N</CompItemInd><LinkedItemInd>N</LinkedItemInd><GroupSaleInd>N</GroupSaleInd><DepartmentMode>0</DepartmentMode><ExtendPrice>199</ExtendPrice><Quantity>1</Quantity><UnitPrice>199</UnitPrice><AtForQty>0</AtForQty><PriceFromPlu>#NotFound#</PriceFromPlu><KeyedPrice>0</KeyedPrice><SysReductionId>0</SysReductionId><ReductionInd>N</ReductionInd><RefundItemInd>N</RefundItemInd><RefundReasonCode>0</RefundReasonCode><ItemEntryInd>S</ItemEntryInd><WeightVolume>0</WeightVolume><DriveOffInd>N</DriveOffInd><PennyPerLitreDiscount>0</PennyPerLitreDiscount><FuelItemInd>N</FuelItemInd><PumpTestInd>N</PumpTestInd><GradePrice>0</GradePrice></BItem><BItem><LongShortSaleInd>S</LongShortSaleInd><ClassGroup>#NotFound#</ClassGroup><UpcEan>0000001199888</UpcEan><CancelItemInd>N</CancelItemInd><SubtractItemInd>N</SubtractItemInd><UnknownItemInd>N</UnknownItemInd><CompItemInd>N</CompItemInd><LinkedItemInd>N</LinkedItemInd><GroupSaleInd>N</GroupSaleInd><DepartmentMode>0</DepartmentMode><ExtendPrice>199</ExtendPrice><Quantity>1</Quantity><UnitPrice>199</UnitPrice><AtForQty>0</AtForQty><PriceFromPlu>#NotFound#</PriceFromPlu><KeyedPrice>0</KeyedPrice><SysReductionId>0</SysReductionId><ReductionInd>N</ReductionInd><RefundItemInd>N</RefundItemInd><RefundReasonCode>0</RefundReasonCode><ItemEntryInd>S</ItemEntryInd><WeightVolume>0</WeightVolume><DriveOffInd>N</DriveOffInd><PennyPerLitreDiscount>0</PennyPerLitreDiscount><FuelItemInd>N</FuelItemInd><PumpTestInd>N</PumpTestInd><GradePrice>0</GradePrice></BItem></BItems><SubTotals><SubTotal><ItemCount>2</ItemCount><SubTotalValue>398</SubTotalValue></SubTotal></SubTotals><Tenders><Tender><THead><TenderTypeId>1</TenderTypeId><CancelItemInd>N</CancelItemInd><SubtractItemInd>N</SubtractItemInd><TenderValue>2000</TenderValue><MonetaryChange>0</MonetaryChange><ConvRate>0</ConvRate><OtherValue>0</OtherValue><TenderNo>1</TenderNo></THead></Tender></Tenders></Basket></Baskets>

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