Either the answer is trivial:

use warnings;
use strict;

print "<xyz>\n";
print <DATA>;
print "</xyz>\n";

__DATA__
<abc>This is ....</abc>
<abc>sddfd....</abc>

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or there is a bunch of information missing from your question.

When you supply the missing information (I'm pretty sure you're not looking for the trivial answer) you would do well to show what you have tried so far.

You may find either XML::Twig or XML::TreeBuilder of some help in generating a solution to your problem.

DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel

In reply to Re: XML tag replace by GrandFather
in thread XML tag replace by pop18

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