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pjtbasu
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Hi Team,

 

I've a field name uri, which has value like this --

/dev/{AccountNumber}/accountDetail

/uat/{ContentID}/content

 

I want to extract one column like, 'uriwithregex' so that I can use it later. The value of uriwithregex will be like 

/dev/*/accountDetail

/uat/*/content

So basically want to replace the string with * (Including the curly brackets)

Could someone please help ?

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renjith_nair
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Try

|makeresults|eval urls="/dev/{AccountNumber}/accountDetail /uat/{ContentID}/content"
|makemv urls| mvexpand urls
|eval uriwithregex=urls
|rex field=uriwithregex mode=sed "s/\{.+\}/*/g"
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renjith_nair
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Try

|makeresults|eval urls="/dev/{AccountNumber}/accountDetail /uat/{ContentID}/content"
|makemv urls| mvexpand urls
|eval uriwithregex=urls
|rex field=uriwithregex mode=sed "s/\{.+\}/*/g"
---
What goes around comes around. If it helps, hit it with Karma 🙂

pjtbasu
Explorer

Works fine. Thanks for the help

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