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Regular expression for a pattern

xvxt006
Contributor

Hi we have some uri's as shown below which have 2 words (/verify/abrasives) before /ecatalog and 3 words and 4 words. I want to get the uri's only after /ecatalog

/verify/abrasives/ecatalog/N-bi1/Ntt-3M+Abrasives
/verify/bearings/power-transmission/ecatalog/N-aoj
/verify/abrasive-cut-on/power-saws-and-accessories/power-tools/ecatalog/N-caiZ1z0d6at

i have tried like this but it did not give me proper results. Any suggestions?

Base search | rex field=uri_path ".*?(?[^(?:/ecatalog)]+)"

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

Your base search| rex field=uri "/ecatalog(?<custom>.*)" 
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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

This worked for me on RegExr using your sample data.

rex field=uri_path "(?<custom>(\/verify[\/[\S]*))\/ecatalog"
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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xvxt006
Contributor

Thanks. This gives me before /ecatalog. I want the part which is after ecatalog.

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