I have one XML file 

<MTPconfiguration>
    <lteNbrEnbInfo>
        <field record="lteNbrEnbInfo">
            <key name="enbType" />
            <value id="1" />
            <key name="enbId"/>
            <value id="130560" />
            <key name="plmnID" />
            <value id="00101" />
            
        </field>
        
    </lteNbrEnbInfo>
</MTPconfiguration>

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I am trying to access those multiple keys and values in a loop like the code which i was mentioned below, but it is showing error. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;

my $XML = XMLin("C:\\Users\\Administrator\\Desktop\\Automation\\VERSIO
+N2\\TC2\\value.xml");
my $MTPconfiguration=$XML->{MTPconfiguration};
my $lteNbrEnbInfo=$MTPconfiguration->{lteNbrEnbInfo};
my $Enbfield=$lteNbrEnbInfo->{field};
print Dumper($Enbfield);
my @field = $Enbfield->{field}->{key};   
print "@field \n"

foreach (@($Enbfield->{field})) {
  print $_->{key}. "\n";
  print $_->{value}. "\n";
}

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In reply to How to access multiple values from XML file in our perl file by vasuperl

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