The code I'm having is :

sub rerateandupdate (@)
{
    my $currAcct = shift;
    my $getAccumsForAcct = qq{ select distinct  usage_acum_seq_nbr fro
+m svc_price sp,svc_agrmnt_line_item sali,sbscrp_Asgm sa where sp.free
+_usage_across_acct_ind in ('Y','A') and sp.svc_name=sali.svc_name and
+ sp.comm_svc_area_id=sali.comm_svc_area_id and sp.charge_type_cd='F' 
+and sp.svc_price_expr_dt is null and svc_agrmnt_trmntn_dt is null  an
+d sali.sbscrp_id=sa.sbscrp_id and sa.sbscrp_asgm_expr_dt is null and 
+acct_nbr=:currAcct};
    my $getAccums = $lda->prepare($getAccumsForAcct);
    if(defined($getAccums))
    {
        $getAccums->execute();
        while (my @accums = $getAccums->fetchrow_array() ) {
            foreach(@accums)
            {
                    int returnCode = SUCCESS;
                    my $xmlFile = "GetUsgSummary_" . $acct_nbr . ".xml
+";
                    createXmlForUpd( $xmlFile, $acct_nbr, );
                        $returnCode = invokeServer( $acct_nbr , $xmlFi
+le );

                        if ( $returnCode != SUCCESS ) { return $return
+Code; }

                         return $returnCode;        
    

            }


        }
    }
}

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sub createXmlForUpd($$)
{
    my $xmlFile          = shift;
    my $acct_nbr         = shift;
    my $returnCode       = SUCCESS;
  

    # Generate XML API input file for UpdateAccount API
    open(INFILE,">$xmlFile")||die "Can not find file $xmlFile\n";

    print INFILE '<envelope>' . "\n";
    print INFILE '<header>' . "\n";
    print INFILE '</header>' . "\n";
    print INFILE '<body>' . "\n";
    print INFILE '<inputGetUsageSummary acctNbr="' . $acct_nbr .'" bil
+lUnbilledInd="U"  "\n";
    print INFILE "</body>\n";
    print INFILE "</envelope>\n\n";
    close(INFILE);

    return $returnCode;
}

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sub invokeServer($$)
{
    my $acct_nbr     = shift;
    my $xmlFile      = shift;
    my $pwd        = $ENV{'PWD'};
    my $api_call     = ${pwd} . "/REAccount1 -stdin  < " . $xmlFile;
    my $cleanup_call = "rm ". $xmlFile;

    
    if ($opt_c eq "Y" || $opt_c eq "y")
    {
        my $output = `$api_call`; # Execute Unix command
        
    }
    else
    {
        print LOG_FILE "[$acct_nbr] NO_GO - XML Input file successfull
+y created for acct_nbr = $acct_nbr -> API hasn't been invoked\n";
        return SUCCESS;
    }
}

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in the subroutine invokeServer,from the 'output' of api call,I need to fetch the values I mentioned in my post and the output of XML api call I already posted.

In reply to Re^2: Fetch field values from API output by rkrish
in thread Fetch field values from API output by rkrish

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