One possible way: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

while (<DATA>) {
   my $id;

   if (m/type="stored-procedure"/) {
      $id = $1 if m/id="([^"]+)"/;
   }
   print "ID: $id\n" if defined $id;
}


__DATA__

<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_netwo
+rk_report_spr">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_gprs_quality_report_daily_spr" type="store
+d-procedure">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vfnz_gsm_nss_benchmark
+ing_report_spr">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport2_spr" type="stored-proce
+dure">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_network_report_spr" type="sto
+red-procedure">

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However, you'll probably need to know some more details about the input: can you rely on getting the params always in lowercase, do you get one meta_parameter per input line, etc.

In reply to Re: regex to match the following by Krambambuli
in thread regex to match the following by Anonymous Monk

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