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# 1  
Old 11-10-2016
Split Big XML file Base on tag
HI
I want to split file base on tag name.

I have few header and footer on file

Code:
<?xml version="1.33" encing="UTF-8"?>
<bulkCmConfigDataFile"
        <xn:SubNetwork id="ONRM_ROOT">
                    
                        <xn:MeContext id="PPP04156">
                <xn:VsDataContainer id="PPP04156">
                    <xn:attributes>
                       <es:vsDataMeContext>
                            <es:multiStandardRbs6k>false</es:multiStandardRbs6k>
                            <es:mixedModeRadio>false</es:mixedModeRadio>
                            <es:mirrorMIBversion>dddd</es:mirrorMIBversion>
                            <es:stnNodes></es:stnNodes>
                        </es:vsDataMeContext>
                    </xn:attributes>
              </xn:VsDataContainer>
          </xn:MeContext>
          
              <xn:MeContext id="PPP04157">
                <xn:VsDataContainer id="PPP04157">
                    <xn:attributes>
                       <es:vsDataMeContext>
                            <es:multiStandardRbs6k>false</es:multiStandardRbs6k>
                            <es:stnNodes></es:stnNodes>
                        </es:vsDataMeContext>
                    </xn:attributes>
              </xn:VsDataContainer>
          </xn:MeContext>
          
       </xn:SubNetwork>
</bulkCmConfigDataFile>

OutPut :- 

FileName Will Ne : ENB_File_PPP04156.xml

<?xml version="1.33" encing="UTF-8"?>
<bulkCmConfigDataFile"
        <xn:SubNetwork id="ONRM_ROOT">
                    <xn:MeContext id="PPP04156">
                <xn:VsDataContainer id="PPP04156">
                    <xn:attributes>
                       <es:vsDataMeContext>
                            <es:multiStandardRbs6k>false</es:multiStandardRbs6k>
                            <es:mixedModeRadio>false</es:mixedModeRadio>
                            <es:mirrorMIBversion>dddd</es:mirrorMIBversion>
                            <es:stnNodes></es:stnNodes>
                        </es:vsDataMeContext>
                    </xn:attributes>
              </xn:VsDataContainer>
          </xn:MeContext>
        </xn:SubNetwork>
</bulkCmConfigDataFile>


FileName Will Ne : ENB_File_PPP04157.xml

<?xml version="1.33" encing="UTF-8"?>
<bulkCmConfigDataFile"
        <xn:SubNetwork id="ONRM_ROOT">
                        <xn:MeContext id="PPP04157">
                <xn:VsDataContainer id="PPP04157">
                    <xn:attributes>
                       <es:vsDataMeContext>
                            <es:multiStandardRbs6k>false</es:multiStandardRbs6k>
                            <es:stnNodes></es:stnNodes>
                        </es:vsDataMeContext>
                    </xn:attributes>
              </xn:VsDataContainer>
          </xn:MeContext>
        </xn:SubNetwork>
</bulkCmConfigDataFile>

# 2  
Old 11-10-2016
And which tag name is your script supposed to use to determine the output filenames?
Code:
<xn:MeContext id="part_of_filename">

or:
Code:
<xn:VsDataContainer id="part_of_filename">

???

And, with well over 100 posts, what operating system and shell are you using? And, what have you tried to solve this problem on your own.
Last edited by Don Cragun; 11-10-2016 at 03:42 PM.. Reason: Add postscript.
# 3  
Old 11-10-2016
HI Its Base on Below ID

Code:
<xn:MeContext id="PPP04156">

# 4  
Old 11-10-2016
And, what operating system and shell are you using? And, what have you tried to solve this problem on your own.
# 5  
Old 11-10-2016
Proposals in this thread might come close to what you need. Looking at the links at the bottom sometimes is worthwhile.
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