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Multiple values field extraction with colon delimiter

kumar497
Path Finder

Hi all,
i have been trying to extract error code which is alphanumeric and is delimited as per below but not able to extract with the rex due to the unstructured fields, will there be any way to extract this fields to do a timechart on the error codes.any help pls

sample piece of log
error=30578910//=404.EBS.SYSTEM.101:6NAHKFZA//=404.IMS.SERVERIN.103:2GSO0LPT//=404.IES.SERVER.105:5X3HSH18M//=404.IES.SERVEROUT.105,missingFulfillmentItems

required output 

404.EBS.SYSTEM.101

404.IMS.SERVERIN.103

404.IES.SERVER.105

404.IES.SERVEROUT.105

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kumar497
Path Finder
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peter_krammer
Communicator
| rex max_match=1000 "(?://=(?[^:,]+))"
| table _time, error_code

Output:

_timeerror_code
2021-03-17 14:23:41
404.EBS.SYSTEM.101
404.IMS.SERVERIN.103
404.IES.SERVER.105
404.IES.SERVEROUT.105
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kumar497
Path Finder

thanks @peter_krammer  for the response, but when appending to the search giving an error and also tried in the regex101.com which seems having an issue with grouping the structure,sorry if i missed anything

Error in 'rex' command: Encountered the following error while compiling the regex '(?://=(?[^:,]+))': Regex: unrecognized character after (? or (?-.

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Vardhan
Contributor

Hi ,

use the below regex.

| rex "=(?<error_code>\d{3}.\w+.\w+.\d{3})"  max_match=10

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kumar497
Path Finder

Thanks @Vardhan  it helps

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