Thanks for your answer Mirod!

Lets answer to all your questions and comment :

I only included 1 record in the output just to show an example of what informations I'm interested in. As my XML file does 18 megs, I've truncated it to.... Zipped XML does 1Meg so if it can help you, I can mail it to you...

I've put the full USERSQL content back for you ;)

I fully agree with you when you say the file is clumsy but it's the one I have to work on :(

The output I would like to get after parsing the demo XML tree should be exactly like this in the best case :

<Job Identifier="adresses">
               <TABLE>APPS.RA_ADDRESSES_ALL</TABLE>
               <USERSQL>SELECT ADDRESS_ID,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,LAST_UPDATE
+D_BY,CREATION_DATE,CREATED_BY,COUNTRY,ADDRESS1,ADDRESS2,ADDRESS3,ADDR
+ESS4,CITY,POSTAL_CODE,STATE,PROVINCE,COUNTY FROM APPS.RA_ADDRESSES_AL
+L WHERE LAST_UPDATE_DATE&gt;=(SELECT LAST_LOADING_DATE from DWADMIN.I
+NT_LOADINGS@#DB_LINK# 
               WHERE 
               TABLE_NAME = &apos;CUS_ADDRESSES&apos;
               AND 
               SYSTEM_ORIGIN = &apos;#system_origin#&apos;
               )
               </USERSQL>
               <TABLE>DWADMIN.CUS_ADDRESSES</TABLE>
               <USERSQL>INSERT INTO DWADMIN.CUS_ADDRESSES (
               ADDRESS_ID, ORIGINAL_ADDRESS_ID, ADDRESS_1,ADDRESS_2, A
+DDRESS_3, ADDRESS_4,CITY,ZIP_CODE,
               COUNTRY,ADD_INFORMATION_1,ADD_INFORMATION_2,ADD_INFORMA
+TION_3,EMAIL,CREATED_BY,CREATION_DATE,
               LAST_UPDATED_BY,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,SYSTEM_ORIGIN,SALES_TE
+RRITORY_COUNTRY,
               SALES_TERRITORY_ADMIN_REGION,SALES_TERRITORY_SECTOR,SAL
+ESREP_ID) 
               VALUES (DWADMIN.CUS_ADDRESS_ID_SEQ.NEXTVAL,:1,:2,:3,:4,
+:5,:6,:7,:8,:9,:10,:11,:12,:13,
               TO_DATE(:14, &apos;YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS&apos;),:
               15,TO_DATE(:16, &apos;YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS&apos;),:17,
+:18,:19,:20,:21)
               </USERSQL>
</Job>
[download]

As you can see I'm totally new to Twig and can't understang how that thing works exactly...Thanks for you precious help.

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