my xml file is: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <maintenance_batch name="data/Week_23_splits" start_timestamp="2010-06-11T15:24:51.725452-05:00"> <split_profile_tasks> <split_profile_task> <source_profile_id>24479332400</source_profile_id> <scopus_id>70349640535</scopus_id> <target_profile_id>0</target_profile_id> </split_profile_task> <split_profile_task> <source_profile_id>7103412219</source_profile_id> <scopus_id>34548064605</scopus_id> <target_profile_id>0</target_profile_id> </split_profile_task> <split_profile_task> <source_profile_id>7103412219</source_profile_id> <scopus_id>27944479384</scopus_id> <target_profile_id>0</target_profile_id> </split_profile_task> <split_profile_task> <source_profile_id>7103412219</source_profile_id> <scopus_id>0034743240</scopus_id> <target_profile_id>0</target_profile_id>

In reply to Using perl how to extract only the source_profile_id and target_profile_id from a xml file and generate sql delete statements based on the comparison between the extracted ids from xml file and the ids present in the oracle database? by gau436

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