Iam using this code for 
my $config = XMLin("/developer/imoham5/${lctblnm}_colnames.config", Fo
+rceArray => 1, keyattr => [] );

my @fieldlist = eval{ @{$config->{columnname}} };

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The above code is working fine for the XML file whose format is like:- 
<table>
<columnname>DATE_CREATED_ODS</columnname>
<columnname>DATE_MODIFIED_ODS</columnname>
</table>

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Now my XML format has changed it to :- 
<config>
<table name="emp">
<columnname>DATE extract</columnname>
<columnname>DATE_deleted</columnname>
</table>

<table name="salary">
<columnname>DATE1</columnname>
<columnname>DATE2</columnname>
</table>

</config>

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I will pass the table name as input(say as salary) and the code has tp fetch all the details related to salary table

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