Hi,
Good Evening. I am using the xpath in my program and i an retrive and update the values. But I am unable to save the file. I have attached the code bellow. 

use XML::XPath;
  
$name = "Vinodh";
my $file = '../main/memlist.xml';
my $xp = XML::XPath->new(filename=>$file);
my $nodeset = $xp->find("/MEMBERLIST/LIST[NICK='$name']/ROWID");
$data = $xp->getNodeText("/MEMBERLIST/LIST[NICK='$name']/NICKID");
print $data;
$val = "9999";
$xp->setNodeText("/MEMBERLIST/LIST[NICK='$name']/NICKID",$val);

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My Xml file is 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
<MEMBERLIST>
<LIST><NICK>0</NICK><ROWID>100</ROWID><NICKID>12545</NICKID><RANK>9</R
+ANK></LIST>
<LIST><NICK>007</NICK><ROWID>101</ROWID><NICKID>10125</NICKID><RANK>5<
+/RANK></LIST>
<LIST><NICK>Vinodh</NICK><ROWID>102</ROWID><NICKID>12498</NICKID><RANK
+>18</RANK></LIST>
<LIST><NICK>0P</NICK><ROWID>103</ROWID><NICKID>5472</NICKID><RANK>4</R
+ANK></LIST>
</MEMBERLIST>

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U tell how to save the document in the file
Thanks & Advance Wishes

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