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IRHM73
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10-27-2017
02:09 AM
Hi, I wonder whether someone could help me please.
I'm trying to extract a particular value from a field which is "file-upload-ready". I can manage to exclude the value but not to extract it.
This is and example of the data string:
/country-private/file-upload-ready/1d555d59-9b5f-4877-bc76-2597142e1964/9011be92-6a1b-46a6-9e56-48dfdbf36c24
Many thanks and kind regards
Chris
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koshyk
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10-27-2017
04:55 AM
hi,
Can you please try (assuming second block in your data is what you want)
|makeresults | eval myString="/country-private/file-upload-ready/1d555d59-9b5f-4877-bc76-2597142e1964/9011be92-6a1b-46a6-9e56-48dfdbf36c24"| rex field=myString "\/.+?\/(?<fileStatus>.+?)\/"
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koshyk
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10-27-2017
04:55 AM
hi,
Can you please try (assuming second block in your data is what you want)
|makeresults | eval myString="/country-private/file-upload-ready/1d555d59-9b5f-4877-bc76-2597142e1964/9011be92-6a1b-46a6-9e56-48dfdbf36c24"| rex field=myString "\/.+?\/(?<fileStatus>.+?)\/"
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IRHM73
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10-27-2017
05:11 AM
Many thanks @koshyk.
Regards
Chris
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kunalmao
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10-27-2017
02:29 AM
you can do it by using rex command,
search .... | rex field=your_field "\/(?\w+-\w+)\/"
just verify the reg ex once.
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IRHM73
Motivator
10-27-2017
02:43 AM
Hi @kunalmaom thank you for this, but unfortunately this doesn't extract any data.
Many thanks and kind regards
Chris
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kunalmao
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10-27-2017
07:04 AM
obviously it won't , the regex is not correct 😛
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