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Hi ozo<br />
Do I run the command on the Unix command prompt? I am new to perl.<br />
Thanks.
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Hi ozo
Do I run the command on the Unix command prompt? I am new to perl.
Thanks.

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Dear experts<br />
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I have a log file with xml data like<br />
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&lt;party type=&quot;abc set=&quot;tyt&quot;&gt; &lt;RefID referenceType=&quot;comb&quot;&gt;1000&lt;<wbr />/RefID&gt; &lt;/party&gt;<br />
&lt;party type=&quot;abc3 set=&quot;tytre&quot;&gt; &lt;RefID referenceType=&quot;comb&quot;&gt;15000<wbr />&lt;/RefID&gt; &lt;/party&gt;<br />
&lt;party type=&quot;abcr set=&quot;tytrr&quot;&gt; &lt;RefID referenceType=&quot;comb&quot;&gt;16000<wbr />&lt;/RefID&gt; &lt;/party&gt;<br />
...<br />
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is there any way i can count the number of &lt;party&gt; xmls i have in the file. For instnace above i have 3 party xmls.<br />
Any idea what the command should be?<br />
<br />
thanks
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Dear experts

I have a log file with xml data like

<party type="abc set="tyt"> <RefID referenceType="comb">1000</RefID> </party>
<party type="abc3 set="tytre"> <RefID referenceType="comb">15000</RefID> </party>
<party type="abcr set="tytrr"> <RefID referenceType="comb">16000</RefID> </party>
...

is there any way i can count the number of <party> xmls i have in the file. For instnace above i have 3 party xmls.
Any idea what the command should be?

thanks

count pattern occurance

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