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I did this way in one command and its working great ...

perl -ne '$"=qq{\n}; @mail = $_=~/saw:user name="(.*?)"/g and print "@mail\n"' demand360+alerts/* rate360+alerts/* | sort | uniq >...

My apologize. I am new to the forum .
Sorry I mean I want to use your code below . But I need to understand how can I save outputfile using perl command below but need unique email list. I don't...

excellent much better now. thank you

I was trying in loop like belowand this indeed work but yours are much better...
now last and final question is I want unique list of emails in target output...

Excellent . Indeed it does. Thank you very much but I output is coming like this :
chudgins@gmail.com
So I tried this :
perl -nle '@mail = $_=~/saw:user name="(.*?)"/g and map {print "$_"}...

I am very sorry . You are absolutely correct. I was trying to see whats going wrong and realized that my tool gave different XML than actual XML in file on filesystem .

So I tried to ran the sed...

Sorry but not helping too much . Might be XML is badly formatted . This is entire XML.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<saw:ibot xmlns:saw="com.siebel.analytics.web/report/v1" version="1"...

thanks for prompt response. I am sorry but how do I pass input file name ?

Hi Experts,

How do I parse a XML with below contents

<saw:user name="mbussey@xyz.com" />
<saw:user name="kimmy.chan@pqr.com" />
<saw:user name="chudgins@gmail.com" />
...