Hi!!
Thanks a lot for all the advices, I knew i could always get help from
the lists. Had festival so couldn't reply earlier and we were closed.
I have parallel question, I read about regular expressions being
faster than the 'like', is it correct and one more thing how do u
extract information from a given regular expression
eg: like in perl anything inside the () can be extracted into a
variable
like...
# Program Segment Starts here
$disksize = $1 if (/Storage Swap size:\s+([-0-9\.]+)\s+MB/);
# Program segment ends here
as u can see the '$1' has the value of the expression thats got evaluated.
Now my question is when i use the same in a SQL statement all I can
get is just a boolean value whether it evaluates to true or false ,
nothing more than that.
I would like to extract the value from the evaluated regular
expression in a SQL query
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance...
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