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How to extract fields with differing lengths from cs-uri-stem entries?

patelpin
New Member

Hello,

I am trying to pull certain criteria out of cs-uri-stem that contain different lengths for cs-uri-stem. I am trying to get one field extraction from all the examples.

Here are some examples of the cs_uri_stem entries:

/apps/orderalert/default.aspx
/netpub/ser.np
/apps/ajt/a2dsfile/files/dll/data.dll
/apps/ajt/SE3SPXWEBSERVICE/SpxSE3WebService.asmx
/aspnet_client/system_web/2_0_50727/Themes/Normal/images/sss_head_bg.gif

The goal is to get everything minus the last bit and the "/" at the beginning and end. I have highlighted what it is I want to get out of cs_uri_stem. If I need to post more from the log files I can.

apps/orderalert
netpub
apps/ajt/a2dsfile/files
apps/ajt/SE3SPXWEBSERVICE
aspnet_client/system_web/2_0_50727/Themes/Normal/images

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1 Solution

sundareshr
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Try this

base search | rex field=cs_uri_stem "\/(?<fld>.*)\/"

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sundareshr
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Try this

base search | rex field=cs_uri_stem "\/(?<fld>.*)\/"

patelpin
New Member

This worked great, thanks. I was able to use "\/(?.*)\/ in cs_uri_stem" to make it work for me.

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