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# 15  
Old 06-24-2019
It's all doable in perl.
Code:
perl -lne 'm#pName="vin"# and @dt=m#dateTime="(.*?)"# and @mis=m#mis>(.*?)</.*?mis>#g and print $dt[0], " , ", join(" & ", @mis)' temp2.txt

One can store the output of a match in an array. And when printing the array let the join function insert separators.
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Old 06-24-2019
To also fulfill your earlier requirement, here is an addon that also joins multiple <seg> values:
Code:
perl -lne 'm#pName="vin"# and @dt=m#dateTime="(.*?)"# and @mis=m#mis>(.*?)</.*?mis>#g and @seg=m#seg>(.*?)</.*?seg>#g and print $dt[0], ",", join(" & ", @mis), ",", join(" & ", @seg)' temp2.txt

Now I think you should be able to further extend this yourself...
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# 17  
Old 07-08-2019
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Originally Posted by MadeInGermany
To also fulfill your earlier requirement, here is an addon that also joins multiple <seg> values:
Code:
perl -lne 'm#pName="vin"# and @dt=m#dateTime="(.*?)"# and @mis=m#mis>(.*?)</.*?mis>#g and @seg=m#seg>(.*?)</.*?seg>#g and print $dt[0], ",", join(" & ", @mis), ",", join(" & ", @seg)' temp2.txt

Now I think you should be able to further extend this yourself...
Many thanks for this.

I was trying to grep this payload as well using perl but not able to get the expected result.

Code:
<l:ev dateTime="2019-06-14 09:30" pName="vin"> <n:mis>222</n:mis><n:seg>sit</n:seg> <Response><a><ErrorD>Err-116</ErrorD></a><a><ErrorD>Err-117</ErrorD></a>><a><ErrorD>Err-116</ErrorD></a></Response> <Logging><a><ErrorD>Err-116</ErrorD></a><a><ErrorD>Err-117</ErrorD></a>><a><ErrorD>Err-118</ErrorD></a></Logging></l:ev>

Here i was expecting this output like ErrorD to come once only for Response section not for Logging section.
Expected Output:
222,sit,Err-116 & Err-117 & Err-118

For this i was trying these but seems not correct.

Code:
perl -lne 'm#pName="vin"# and @dt=m#dateTime="(.*?)"# and @mis=m#mis>(.*?)</.*?mis>#g and @seg=m#seg>(.*?)</.*?seg>#g and  @MError=m#Response.*?>.*?<.*?ErrorD.*?>(.*?)</.*?ErrorD>.*?</.*?Response>#g  and print $dt[0], ",", join(" & ", @mis), ",", join(" & ", @seg)', ",", join(" & ", @MError)' temp2.txt

perl -lne 'm#pName="vin"# and @dt=m#dateTime="(.*?)"# and @mis=m#mis>(.*?)</.*?mis>#g and @seg=m#seg>(.*?)</.*?seg>#g and  @MError=m#ErrorD.*?>(.*?)</.*?ErrorD>#g  and print $dt[0], ",", join(" & ", @mis), ",", join(" & ", @seg)', ",", join(" & ", @MError)' temp2.txt


Thanks,
Nitish

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