Sir, I read the documentation for XML::Twig. But I have the following problem in achieving the required results.
I have "books.xml" file with the following content. 
<Books>
   <Titles Mode="List">
    <Title Name="Programming Perl"/>
    <Title Name="Advanced Perl Programming"/>
    <Title Name="Learning Perl on Win32 Systems"/>
   </Titles>
</Books>

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I have the following code to access Title element with Name => 'Advanced Perl Programming' ! 
my $filtername = 'Advanced Perl Programming';
my $books_tree= new XML::Twig(twig_roots => {Title[@Name= "$filtername
+"] => 1});

$books_tree-> parsefile('books.xml');
$books_tree->set_att(Name => 'Advanced Perl');

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syntax error at Books.pl line 56, near "Title[" Global symbol "@Name" requires explicit package name at Books.pl line 56.
Execution of Books.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
Please help! Thanks

In reply to Re^2: XML::Twig Question by ramya2005
in thread XML::Twig Question by ramya2005

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