I have a question on the post above and the regular expression used:
sed "s/\(....\)-\(.......\)\([^-]*\)-\([^,]*\),\(.*\)/\1|\2|\3|\5|13Dec01|\4/"
The original input file: 1234-7654321 Characters - more chars,1234
In the example above, I am curious on the matching...
regexp...
Thanks...I did use sed in my first iteration...
Is there a way in sed to use a variable in the replacement string?
sed "s/\(....\)-\(.......\)\([^-]*\)-\([^,]*\),\(.*\)/\1|\2|\3|\5|13Dec01|\4/"
such as...
Looking to take an input file that is not in the proper format and
change the file to the proper format.
current format is: 1234-7654321 Characters - more chars,1234
I am able to do what I need in multiple iterations of a file, but what
I really would like is to change the file in one pass...
I have an xml data island connected to an html table. On each row of the table there is an image. When the image is clicked I would like to remove that row from the table. I can call a JS function in the onclick event of the img tag, but how do I know which row is being clicked/which node in...
Hi and TIA,
I would like to add elements into a control array and need some help.
What I would like to do is:
On the page, when the (+) is clicked add an element to the control array
HTML Page Example below:
Before clicking the (+)
the first time:
+
After clicking the (+) the first time:
-...
Thank you for the reply, but I believe I phrased the question incorrectly...
Select * From table Where col1 NOT IN ( val1,val2,val3... )
will give me every item in the table that is not in the list of values.
Let me try again...
If I do an update to a table using a list of primary keys...
Hello and TIA,
I would like to know how to find out which values are falling out of a list of values using Oracle 8.x.
Example
select * from table where col1 in ( val1,val2,val3... )
How do I find all of the values in the list that are not in the table?
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