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How can I edit my regex to exclude the words "query" and "in" from a string?

ashnet16
Path Finder

I'm trying to exclude the word query and in from my string to create a new field called query. I'm not having any luck excluding the two outliers.

| rex "(?P<"Query">(query)\b.*\b(in\s))"

Example String: Query id,caption,alttext,height,width,urlimage,tracking_name,tracking_link_name,tracking_section in.
Output desired: id,caption,alttext,height,width,urlimage,tracking_name,tracking_link_name,tracking_section

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi ashnet16,

try this:

| rex "[qQ]uery\s(?P<Query>.*)\sin" 

cheers, MuS

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi ashnet16,

try this:

| rex "[qQ]uery\s(?P<Query>.*)\sin" 

cheers, MuS

ashnet16
Path Finder

Works perfectly! Thanks!

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