Hi Monks, I have an XML file as shown below. As you can see, it contains 2 different types of tables - Phones and Subs. I have trouble reading/printing them out. I keep getting the error "Out of memory!". Just a note, when I manually remove the "<anon>" tags, I can use the same code to read/print the data. Thanks. 
my $xml = new XML::Simple;
my $data = $xml->XMLin("testing.xml");

my $e;
foreach $e (@{$data->{Phones}})
{
        print "\n$e->{Manufacturer}";
        print "\n$e->{Model}";
        print "\n$e->{Version}";
        print "\n$e->{Count}";
        print "\n===========================";
}

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<?xml version='1.0'?>
<terminalversioncount>
  <anon>
    <Phones>
      <Count>2</Count>
      <Manufacturer>Company X</Manufacturer>
      <Model>P90</Model>
      <Version>RM-194</Version>
    </Phones>
  </anon>
  <anon>
    <Phones>
      <Count>7</Count>
      <Manufacturer>Rocket Inc</Manufacturer>
      <Model>PlugX</Model>
      <Version>1.01</Version>
    </Phones>
  </anon>
  <anon>
    <Subs>
      <MNO_ID>7222</MNO_ID>
      <NAME></NAME>
      <PNAME></PNAME>
      <PURCHASE_CODE>7224</PURCHASE_CODE>
    </Subs>
  </anon>
  <anon>
    <Subs>
      <MNO_ID>7223</MNO_ID>
      <NAME></NAME>
      <PNAME></PNAME>
      <PURCHASE_CODE>7224</PURCHASE_CODE>
    </Subs>
  </anon>
</terminalversioncount>

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