this is the data I'm trying to extract from. Apologies for the lack of code tags in the previous post
Message Type: DeleteSubscriber
Request Text: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><msg>    <head>   
+     <RoundTripInfo>DeleteSubscriber</RoundTripInfo>    </head>    <b
+ody>        <HostIdentifier>            <VendorID>CSGSYSTEMS</VendorI
+D>            <SiteIdent>877400000000</SiteIdent>        </HostIdenti
+fier>        <DeleteSubscriber>            <BSSubscriberKey>123000000
+0000002</BSSubscriberKey>            <ExternalStatus>Voluntary Discon
+nect</ExternalStatus>        </DeleteSubscriber>    </body></msg>
Response Text: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<msg><head><RoundTripInfo>DeleteSubscriber</RoundTripInfo></head><body
+><ClientIdentifier><CVendorID>JacobsRimell-APS</CVendorID><SiteIdent>
+CSGListener</SiteIdent></ClientIdentifier><Stdmsgresp><ErrorCode>0000
+0</ErrorCode><ErrorMsg>Delete Subscriber: Subscriber is in abuse stat
+e</ErrorMsg><SuggestedAction/></Stdmsgresp></body></msg>
Error Code: 00000
Transaction Time: 133

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What I'm trying to do is lift the Error Code, Transaction Time and Message Type from the log file. The number of lines varies from each block that I'm matching.
Thanks

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