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hi
i have a 200mb xml file with 19845 records of diff no of linesfor each record
i want to seperate each of the records a store it in a new file (for each record a new file) can anybody help me in doing so
how can i do this in linux,or java /c
i tried using split in linux but it removes only a default no of lines but not the records as i want it to be
#!/usr/bin/perl
$xml_file = "records.xml";
$output_dir ="/home/me/output";
$file_prefix ="result_";
$open =0;
$count =0;
open XML_FILE, $xml_file or die "can't open $xml_file";
while(<XML_FILE>) {
if(/^<party\sxmlns/) {
print "New record found\nCreating $file_prefix$count\n";
open RESULT, ">", "$output_dir/$file_prefix$count"
or die "Error : can't open $output_dir/$file_prefix$count";
print RESULT $_;
$open = 1;
$count++;
} elsif(/^<\/party>/) {
if($open) {
print RESULT $_;
close RESULT;
$open = 0;
}
} elsif($open) {
print RESULT $_;
}
}
close XML_FILE;
chmod +x and ./ it after configure the variables inside
good, you may learn a little Perl to adapt the script to your needs, say it would take the xml file and output directory as argument rather than hard coding it...
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