@choroba: Thanks so much for your response!. Looks interesting wrt xpath look a like. But running into below errors ( modified a little) 
#! perl -w
use warnings;
use strict;
use XML::XSH2;

my $tempVal = XML::XSH2->new( twig_handlers => { /httpsRoutes/httpsRou
+te } );
$tempVal->parsefile("c:\\location\\test.xml");

for ($tempVal) {
    echo @hostname (key) @tier | cat > out.txt;
}

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errors:

C:\Strawberry\perl\bin>perl "C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl" Array found where operator expected at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 10, at end of line (Missing operator before ?) Array found where operator expected at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 10, at end of line (Missing operator before ?) Unknown regexp modifier "/h" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/t" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/t" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/R" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/t" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line Unknown regexp modifier "/e" at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 6, at end of line syntax error at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 10, near "echo @hostname " Global symbol "@hostname" requires explicit package name at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 10. Global symbol "@tier" requires explicit package name at C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl line 10. Execution of C:\location\xmlRead_2.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

In reply to Re^2: extracting attribute values which might have multiple occurences from xml file by perlDevsWorld
in thread extracting attribute values which might have multiple occurences from xml file by perlDevsWorld

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