Assuming the file is XML, what about something like:

use XML::Rules;

my %seen;

my $parser = XML::Rules->new(
    rules => [
        '_default' => '',
        'meta-parameter' => sub {
            return unless $_[1]->{type} eq "stored-procedure";
            $seen{$_[1]->{id}}++;
            return;
        }
    ]
);

$parser->parse(\*DATA);

print "There were those stored procedures:\n";
foreach (sort keys %seen) {
    print "  $_ ($seen{$_} times)\n";
}

__DATA__
<some>
     <meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vfnz_gsm_bss_tch_
+network_report_spr"/>\
        <meta-parameter id="rep_vnz_gprs_quality_report_daily_spr" typ
+e="stored-procedure"/>\
        <meta-parameter type="stored-procedure" id="rep_vfnz_gsm_nss_b
+enchmarking_report_spr"/>\
</some>
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This is much safer than trying to parse the file with regexps.

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