Make use of your flag to exit the loop.

my $input_xml;

open my $fh, '>>:encoding(utf8)', $outputfile or die "Cannot open: $ou
+tputfile: $!";

do {
        my $dom = XML::LibXML->load_xml(string=>$input_xml);
        my $isEmpty = !$dom->documentElement->hasChildNodes;
        print "isEmpty: ", ($isEmpty?"yes":"no"), "\n";
        last if $isEmpty;  
        say $fh $input_xml;
        $offset = $offset + $record_limit +50000 ;
        print "Offset=$offset\n";
} while ($input_xml = Get_CMDB_CI());
close($fh) || warn "close failed: $!";

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In reply to Re^5: How might one determine empty XML payload? by GotToBTru
in thread How might one determine empty XML payload? by vlturner

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