Hello again
I have tried to add info and save a xml-file but have some problem with it. The xml file looks like: 
<exec>
    <tc id="001.001">
    <tc id="002.001">
    ...
</exec>

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And after adding info i would like it to be: 
<exec>
    <tc id="001.001" version="..." date="..." objective="...">
        <ts id="001.001.001" date="..." desription="..." result=""/>
        ...
    </tc>
    ...
</exec>

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My problem is that all info is saved to the last "tc id". The perl code that i'm using is (this is not the complete code): 
my $conf = "/home/ember/devices/$Macaddress/$Macaddress.xml";

my $xmlfile = new XML::Simple (Outputfile => $conf, ForceArray => 1, K
+eyattr => 'id', RootName=>'exec');

$xml = $xmlfile->XMLin($conf);
###
my $tcs=$xml->{tc};
foreach $tc (sort(keys %$tcs)){
    do "TCs/$tc.tc";
    $xmlfile->XMLout($xml);
}
###
sub Logg_TC_init {
$xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'id'} = $script_id;
$xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'version'} = $script_version;
$xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'objective'} = $objective;
$xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'time'} = time;
} # End sub Logg_TC_init

sub Logg_TS_add {
my $id = @{ $xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'ts'} } + 1;
$id = sprintf '%03d', $id; 
push @{ $xml->{'tc'}->{$tc}->{'ts'} }, { id => "$script_id.$id", time 
+=> time, result => $result, description => $description };
} # End sub Logg_TS_add

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The two sub's is called from the external files/scripts. Do anyone se why all the ifo is saved in the last tc? The xml becomes (with my current code): 
<exec>
  <tc id="002.001" objective="The objective of this test case is to ve
+rify that the DUT is compatible with Axis IP utility" time="120039734
+6" version="0.01">
    <ts id="001.001.001" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397296" />
    <ts id="001.001.002" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397306" />
    <ts id="002.001.003" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397306" />
    <ts id="002.001.004" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397316" />
    <ts id="004.001.005" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397316" />
    <ts id="004.001.006" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397326" />
    <ts id="005.001.007" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397326" />
    <ts id="005.001.008" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397336" />
    <ts id="006.001.009" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397336" />
    <ts id="006.001.010" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397346" />
    <ts id="007.001.011" description="log in using FTP" expected_resul
+t="login granted" result="Passed" time="1200397346" />
    <ts id="007.001.012" description="start upload" expected_result="u
+pload finished" result="Passed" time="1200397356" />
  </tc>
  <tc id="001.001" />
  <tc id="002.001" />
  ...

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