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The examples you posted do not look like XML , and they have unmatched quotes.

You can write a script to verify the "datasize" by learning how to open and read files in perl, in Tutorials.
Learn regular expressions to extract the "datasize".

Here is a sample regular expression to get you started:

my $data = "... domainType="TRWF_TRDM_DMT_MARKET_BY_PRICE dataSize:500 +0"; my ($datasize) = $data=~/dataSize:(\d+)/;
If your files are proper XML, you can use one of several XML libraries on cpan.

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