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Hi
I've written an MS Access VBA module to open and parse a tnsnames.ora file. The operation works, but I need to tweak my regular expression to handle an unanticipated exception.
I have 2 questions
Question 1
Is there a 'single' regular expression that I can use to extract all the components of all tnsnames ...
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It is scary as to how quickly you managed to come up with that! The benefits of experience, I suppose!
Thanks a lot! That worked perfectly after removing surrounding spaces.
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What is your ultimate task? What are you working on and what you want to use a Regular Expression for in your planned solution.
Describe your ...
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Hi,
I want to build a reg ex so that the email address xyz@its.j&j.com can pass through the validation, in the asp.net regular expression.
I got one expression from from regexlib, ^[\w-\.]+@([\w-]+\.)+([\w-]){2,4}$
But cannot find the correct one so that it will work.
Let me know if any one has a soultion...
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Hi All,
I need this regular expression very urgent.
I have used this one.<TR>TR><TD class="text" width="15%">SOD</TD><TD class="text" width="15%">SOD</TD><TD><asp:textbox id="txtSOD" runat="server" CssClass="text" ...
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Hi,
I need a help on creating regular expression for string length must be 60 and it should not contain \ / and .(dot)
I have two regular expressions for validating separately for above condtion. I need it in single expression.
Expression are [^\\/\.]+$ for checking \ / .(dot)^.{60,60}$ for fixed ...
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Hi
I am currently running sun java web proxy 4.0.9, which has the ability to filter out undesireable websites using regular expressions.
this has been working fine for us until we needed to add an exception.
we currently use the regex .*://.*\.*mail.*/.* which blocks all websites that contain the word mail, we use this to ...
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Hai Everyone
I need to validate mutiple email addresses which is separated by a comma.
for ex: the format is
s@s.com, g@g.com, "asdasd" <a@a.com>, "asdfa!@#s" <f@f.com>, h@h.com
Anyone plz help me
Thanks in Advance
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Hello,
I am creating a goal within analytics and am struggling with the goal URL and making it a regular expression. Below is the URL, and I have so far dropped three backslaches in before '.' and '?'. As far as I am aware it should work now - but google is saying it is still not a valid regular expression. I am new at ...
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Excellent advice so far.
Here is a slightly different approach using biterscripting (http://www.biterscripting.com for free download).
The wex (word extractor) command extracts words from a string. The characters that separate words are specified in the system variable $wsep. $wsep is by default set to ", " etc. so your ...
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