The element you're looking for isn't where you think it is. Use Data::Dumper (or a similar module) to help visualize the parsed data structure.

Your script and XML::Simple is parsing your data into this structure (viewed using Data::Dumper): 

$VAR1 = {
          'WhicsService' => {
                              'Parameters' => {
                                                'Service' => {
                                                               'Server
+sMin' => {
                                                                      
+           'Detail' => 'Minimu
m number of servers running on WHICS',
                                                                      
+           'Value' => '7'
                                                                      
+         },
                                                               'comman
+d' => {
                                                                      
+        'Detail' => 'Unix comm
and required to run WR81B',
                                                                      
+        'Value' => 'cd /whics/
ahm && ./bin/wh_wweb80.sh '
                                                                      
+      },
                                                               'PortOu
+t' => {
                                                                      
+        'Detail' => 'Default p
ort for Unix server connections',
                                                                      
+        'Value' => '4100'
                                                                      
+      },
                                                               'Name' 
+=> 'WR80B',
                                                               'WR80B'
+ => {
                                                                      
+      'Runable' => {}
                                                                      
+    },
                                                               'Runabl
+e' => {
                                                                      
+        'Detail' => 'Run WR80B
 process if value is yes else does not stat WR80B',
                                                                      
+        'Value' => 'yes'
                                                                      
+      }
                                                             },
                                                'ServersMax' => {
                                                                  'Det
+ail' => 'Maximum number of ser
vers running on WHICS',
                                                                  'Val
+ue' => '15'
                                                                },
                                                'WHICS' => {
                                                             'Detail' 
+=> 'Name of Unix system runnin
g WHICS',
                                                             'Value' =
+> '123.456.7.89'
                                                           }
                                              }
                            }
        };

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In other words, the value you want is in: 
$config->{WhicsService}{Parameters}{Service}{Runable}{Value}

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(note that you can eliminate the dereferencing arrows (->) between the hash elements, as documented in perlref).

For more information about displaying complex data structures, see Re: How can I visualize my complex data structure?.

Update: added a couple links - thanks planetscape

In reply to Re: Problem using module XML::Simple by bobf
in thread Problem using module XML::Simple by adam_2005

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