Have you tried Nokogiri? You can access elements through XPath and
iterate over them easily:

require 'nokogiri'

xml_doc = Nokogiri::XML(@string_with_your_xml)
grn_elements = xml_doc.xpath('//grn')
arn_elements = xml_doc.xpath('//arn')
arn_elements[0].children each do |child|
  puts "Name: #{child.name} Value: #{child.inner_text}"
end

On Jan 29, 12:19 pm, hema gonaboina <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi to everyone,
>
>        I am getting xml in the below format
> <records>
>          <grn>
>                  <first>1</first><second>2</second><third>3</third>
>          </grn>
>          <arn>
>
> <child1>First</child1><child2>Second</child2><child3>Third</child3>
>         </arn>
>         <arn>
>
> <child1>First</child1><child2>Second</child2><child3>Third</child3>
>        </arn>
>         <arn>
>
> <child1>First</child1><child2>Second</child2><child3>Third</child3>
>         </arn>
> </records>
>
>  I have to store this xml in my table sample which contain the fields as
>                            id,first,second,third,child1,child2 and
> child3,all are string fields except id field
>
>  and my record structure to be
>
>  id        first      second       third         child1       child2
> child3
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  1          1          2                  3          First        Second
> Third
>  2          1          2                  3          First        Second
> Third
>  3          1          2                  3          First
> Second     Third
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Can any One tell me how to acheive this
>
> I tried with XMLSimple,Rexml or even with Hashs
>
> With XMLSimple Some garbage getting inserted into the table along with the
> value
> through hashes I can access each element and put in that table object
> but I'm  getting Hashes which includes array also So for 3 entries we can do
> but it is large process for more records (accessing each element). And not a
> feasible solution also
>
> Please help me how can I acheive these
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