Your data has tags and attributes so out of curiosity I parsed it with HTML::TokeParser::Simple.

#!C:/Perl/bin/perl.exe

use strict;
use warnings;
use HTML::TokeParser::Simple;

my $data = do {local $/;<DATA>};
my $p = HTML::TokeParser::Simple->new(\$data);
my @table;

while (my $t = $p->get_tag('meta-parameter')){
    if
    (
            $t->get_attr('type') 
        and $t->get_attr('type') eq q{stored-procedure}
        and $t->get_attr('id'))
    {
        push @table, $t->get_attr('id');
    }
}

print "->$_<-\n" for @table;

__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_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1" type="stored-proce
+dure">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport2_spr" type="stored-proce
+dure">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_netwo
+rk_report_spr">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_kit">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_kit">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_kit">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_kit">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_
+spr1">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_data_availability_spr"
+>\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vnz_optregionnwperfrep
+ort_spr">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vnz_optregionnwperfrep
+ort_spr">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vnz_attach_success_rat
+io_report_spr">\
<meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vnz_attach_success_rat
+io_report_spr">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1" type="stored-proce
+dure">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1" type="stored-proce
+dure">\
<meta-parameter id="rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_network_report_spr" type="sto
+red-procedure">\
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output:

->rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_network_report_spr<-
->rep_vnz_gprs_quality_report_daily_spr<-
->rep_vfnz_gsm_nss_benchmarking_report_spr<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport2_spr<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport2_spr<-
->rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_network_report_spr<-
->rep_kit<-
->rep_kit<-
->rep_kit<-
->rep_kit<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1<-
->rep_data_availability_spr<-
->rep_vnz_optregionnwperfreport_spr<-
->rep_vnz_optregionnwperfreport_spr<-
->rep_vnz_attach_success_ratio_report_spr<-
->rep_vnz_attach_success_ratio_report_spr<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1<-
->rep_vnz_cchnwpossumreport_spr1<-
->rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_network_report_spr<-
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Also out of curiosity, do monks really prefer having the and at the begining of the line?

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