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I have an XML document with the following dates and periods. &nbsp;It is run twice a month. 
 
An example of the lines are as follows: 
 
&lt;DOC_REC_DT_DC Attribute=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;&lt;![CDATA[2013-10-15]]&gt;&lt;/DOC_REC_DT_DC&gt; 
&lt;DOC_PER_DC Attribute=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;&lt;![CDATA[1]]&gt;&lt;/DOC_PER_DC&gt; 
&lt;BFY Attribute=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;&lt;![CDATA[2014]]&gt;&lt;/BFY&gt; 
 
There are about 10 different dates that have to be changed and each of these lines are in the document an unknown number of times. &nbsp;For example, doing this manually, I find the first occurrence of &lt;DOC_REC_DT_DC... and replace all with the same text except for changing the date from 2013-10-15 to the current date. 
 
I would like to automate this so it doesn't have to be done manually. 
 
I don't know xml so I'd like to use a batch file or some reliable utility. 
 
Thank you for your help.
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I have an XML document with the following dates and periods. It is run twice a month.

An example of the lines are as follows:

<DOC_REC_DT_DC Attribute="Y"><![CDATA[2013-10-15]]></DOC_REC_DT_DC>
<DOC_PER_DC Attribute="Y"><![CDATA[1]]></DOC_PER_DC>
<BFY Attribute="Y"><![CDATA[2014]]></BFY>

There are about 10 different dates that have to be changed and each of these lines are in the document an unknown number of times. For example, doing this manually, I find the first occurrence of <DOC_REC_DT_DC... and replace all with the same text except for changing the date from 2013-10-15 to the current date.

I would like to automate this so it doesn't have to be done manually.

I don't know xml so I'd like to use a batch file or some reliable utility.

Thank you for your help.

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