Hello CSharma,

only two remarks. First do not use XML::Simple anymore. As stated in the module's documentation it's use is deprecated. Personally i choosed XML::Twig and I'm happy with it. Specially if your xml data is big and complex you'll enjoy the ability of XML::Twig to parse XML using handlers. Might be that your case is few lines of Perl codes and one line of XML::Twig handler.

Second point the below lines of your codes does not make much sense to me: 
foreach my $d (keys %{$doc->{'results'}{'result'}{'output'}{'products'
+}{'product'}})    {
        print $doc->{'results'}{'result'}{'output'}{'products'}{'produ
+ct'}{'image_link'} . "\n";
}

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I read this like "foreach sheep in sheep_group print name_of_every_sheep_in_the_farm"
Why do you not use $d ?
Perhaps you intend something like (i admit i have not seen your big hash..) 
foreach my $d (keys %{$doc->{'results'}{'result'}{'output'}{'products'
+}{'product'}})    {
        print $d->{'image_link'} . "\n";  #UPDATE (was: $d{'image_link
+'} ) spotted by choroba (thanks) .. i was sure i put
}

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In reply to Re: Complex XML hash to csv by Discipulus
in thread Complex XML hash to csv by CSharma

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