Thanks a lot!!! It works really fine!

FYI, I just wanted the TABLE and USERSQL to see if the tables referenced in these 2 fields matches. The other datas are useless in that case.

I've juste changed the if clause : 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use XML::Twig::XPath;

my $file = "T:/BI/Jerome/xml/Portage.xml";

my $t= XML::Twig::XPath->new( twig_roots => { Job => \&job}, pretty_pr
+int => 'indented');
$t->parsefile( $file );

print_to_file('T:/BI/Jerome/xml/traite.xml');
exit;

sub job
  { my ($t, $job)= @_;

    my @sub_record_table= $job->findnodes( './/SubRecord[./Property[@N
+ame="Name" and text()="TABLE"]]');

    return unless( @sub_record_table);

    my $out_job= XML::Twig::Elt->new( job => { identifier => $job->att
+( 'Identifier') });
    
    foreach my $sub_record ( @sub_record_table)
      { 
        my $table = $sub_record->field( 'Property[@Name="Value"]');
        $out_job->insert_new_elt( last_child => TABLE => $table);
            
        my $found_sql=0;
        while( !$found_sql)
          { $sub_record= $sub_record->next_sibling( 'SubRecord') or la
+st;
            my $tag= $sub_record->field( 'Property[@Name="Name"]');
            my $content= $sub_record->field( 'Property[@Name="Value"]'
+);
            #if( $content ne 'No')
            #  { $found_sql=1;
            #    $out_job->insert_new_elt( last_child => $tag => $cont
+ent);
            #  }
            if ( $tag =~ /USERSQL/)
               {
                $found_sql = 1;  
                $out_job->insert_new_elt( last_child => $tag => $conte
+nt);
               }
          }
      }

    $out_job->print();
    $t->purge;        # if you need to free the memory

  }

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The thing I couldn't get was how to filter the output, and it was by the findnodes() function.

Really appreciated your help and the time you've spent on my problem.

Regards.

Jerome.

In reply to Re^6: XML::Twig usage incomprehension by Jerome
in thread XML::Twig usage incomprehension by Jerome

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