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With this as the sample input file:

$ cat client_23.xml 
<world>
    <hello>collect_model = 1</hello>
    <hello>enable_data = 0</hello>
    <hello>session_ms = 2*60*1000</hello>
    <hello>max_collect = string_integer($extract("max_collect"))</hello>
    <hello>max_collect = parenting(max_collect, max_collect, 1.0e99)</hello>
    <hello>output('{')</hello>
</world>
<derta-config>
    <data-users>2000</data-users>
    <test-users>2000</test-users>
    <attributes>hello world</attributes>
    <client-types>Client1</model-types>
    <target>price.world</target>
</derta-config>

We can make both changes using:

$ sed 's|<hello>collect_model = 1</hello>|<hello>collect_model = 0</hello>|; \|<derta-config>|,\|</derta-config>|d' client_23.xml 
<world>
    <hello>collect_model = 0</hello>
    <hello>enable_data = 0</hello>
    <hello>session_ms = 2*60*1000</hello>
    <hello>max_collect = string_integer($extract("max_collect"))</hello>
    <hello>max_collect = parenting(max_collect, max_collect, 1.0e99)</hello>
    <hello>output('{')</hello>
</world>

How it works

We have two sed commands. The first is a substitute, the second is a delete:

• s|<hello>collect_model = 1</hello>|<hello>collect_model = 0</hello>|

  Substitute commands have the form s|old|new|. So, here old is the original <hello>collect_model = 1</hello> and new is the replacement <hello>collect_model = 0</hello>.

• \|<derta-config>|,\|</derta-config>|d

  This defines a range of lines. The starting line contains derta-config> and the ending line contains </derta-config>. All lines within this range are deleted by the delete command d.