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Using GQI RegexMatch with Capturing Groups

Solved481 views13th September 2024GQI LCA Regex RegexMatch
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Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst]1.81K 12th September 2024 0 Comments

Hi Community,

I want to split a string like 1stString_2ndString_3rdString_4rdString_5thString using the RegexMatch function for GQI column manipulation.

The string values ​​are variable, underscores are fixed as a separator.

Let’s say I only need the 3rdString for a column.

It looks like it is not possible to use capturing groups and work with “$3” at the end of the regex.

The image is from regex101 for better explanation

How can I extract this value?

Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 13th September 2024

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Sebastian Ulloa [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]1.90K Posted 12th September 2024 1 Comment

Hi Felix,

I believe you can use regex Lookahead and Lookbehind assertions (Lookahead assertion: (?=…), (?!…) – JavaScript | MDN (mozilla.org))

In your case, an expression that can work is (?<=1stString_2ndString_)3rdString(?=_4rdString_5thString)

Another option is creating your own custom operator that separates the text into different columns. See docs: Configuring a custom operator for a query | DataMiner Docs

Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 13th September 2024
Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst] commented 13th September 2024

Hi Sebastian,
thanks, your tip helped me to find a regex solution.
(?<=\B.*_\B.*_)\B.*(?=_\B.*_\B.*) works fine

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