As per my requirement, I need to convert XML files into CSV file using perl scripting. Currently I recieve multiple xml files with different schema structure. How can i read the XML files with different structure for example I can have two files as specified below: XML File 1: 
<root> 
<Report> 
<EMP> 
<ID>1</ID> 
<Name>XXX</Name> 
<Company>YYY</Company> 
<Join_Date>2010-10-16</Join_Date> 
</EMP> 
<DEP> 
<DEP> 
<DEP_ID>2</DEP_ID> 
<DEP_Name>XX</DEP_Name> 
<Jobtitle></Jobtitle> 
<Jobdescr></Jobdesc> 
</DEP> 
<DEP> 
<DEP_ID>3</DEP_ID> 
<DEP_Name>YY</DEP_Name> 
<Jobtitle></Jobtitle> 
<Jobdescr></Jobdesc> 
</DEP>

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XML File 2: 

<root> 
<Order> 
<OrderId>2</OrderId> 
<TxnNumber>1</TxnNumber> 
<OrderDesc>General Information</OrderDesc> 
<Location>ABC</Location> 
</Order>

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Hence how to read the xml files dynamically and convert it to a csv files without any xsd defined?

In reply to how to convert multiple xml files with different structure into CSV files by pavithravenky

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