Sorry, when I said that I want to see output as xml tags,
I meant something like this:

xml1:

  <job>
    <job-detail>
      <name>Symbian deactivation process</name>
      <group>Symbian</group>
      <description>Deactivates all expired symbains</description>
    </job-detail>
  </job>

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xml2: 
  <job>
    <job-detail>
      <name>Symbian deactivation process</name>
      <group>Symbian</group>
      <description>Deactivates all expired symbains</description>
    </job-detail>
  </job>
  <job>
    <job-detail>
      <name>Distribution Content</name>
      <group>Distribution Cycle Group</group>
      <description>Updating the distribution content with one message<
+/description>
     </job-detail>
  </job>

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and the result will be displayed as xml:
  <job>
    <job-detail>
      <name>Distribution Content</name>
      <group>Distribution Cycle Group</group>
      <description>Updating the distribution content with one message<
+/description>
     </job-detail>
  </job>

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In reply to Re^4: diff output of XML::SemanticCompare by gdanenb
in thread diff output of XML::SemanticCompare by gdanenb

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