Difference between revisions of "STREXTRACT()"
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The STREXTRACT() function extracts a string from <expC1> from between the delimiters specified in <expC2> and <expC3>. The occurrence to be extracted can also be specified. | The STREXTRACT() function extracts a string from <expC1> from between the delimiters specified in <expC2> and <expC3>. The occurrence to be extracted can also be specified. | ||
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|<expC1>||The string to be searched | |<expC1>||The string to be searched | ||
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| − | |valign=top|<expC2>||The start delimiter. If <expC2> is an empty string, the string is extracted from the start of <expC1> to the first occurrence of <expC3>. | + | |valign="top"|<expC2>||The start delimiter. If <expC2> is an empty string, the string is extracted from the start of <expC1> to the first occurrence of <expC3>. |
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| − | |valign=top|<expC3>||The end delimiter. If omitted or empty, the string is extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> | + | |valign="top"|<expC3>||The end delimiter. If omitted or empty, the string is extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> |
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| − | |valign=top|<expN1>||The occurrence of <expC2> at which to start the extraction. If omitted, the first occurrence is extracted. | + | |valign="top"|<expN1>||The occurrence of <expC2> at which to start the extraction. If omitted, the first occurrence is extracted. |
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|<expN2>||Optional flags (see below). | |<expN2>||Optional flags (see below). | ||
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====Settings:==== | ====Settings:==== | ||
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!width=15%|Bit||Width=15%|Value (additive)||Setting | !width=15%|Bit||Width=15%|Value (additive)||Setting | ||
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|0||1||Search is case-insensitive. | |0||1||Search is case-insensitive. | ||
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| − | |valign=top|1||valign=top|2||End delimiter is not required. If <expC3> is specified, but not found, the string will be extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> | + | |valign="top"|1||valign="top"|2||End delimiter is not required. If <expC3> is specified, but not found, the string will be extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> |
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| − | |valign=top|2||valign=top|4||The delimiters are included in the return string. | + | |valign="top"|2||valign="top"|4||The delimiters are included in the return string. |
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Revision as of 06:49, 4 February 2013
Purpose
Function to perform string extraction from between specified delimiters
Syntax
STREXTRACT(<expC1>, <expC2> [,<expC3>[,<expN1>[,<expN2>]]])
See Also
AT(), ATNEXT(), INLIST(), LEFT(), MTOS(), OCCURS(), RAT(), RIGHT(), RPAD(), SET STRESCAPE, STR(), STRTRAN(), STUFF(), SUBSTR()
Description
The STREXTRACT() function extracts a string from <expC1> from between the delimiters specified in <expC2> and <expC3>. The occurrence to be extracted can also be specified.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| <expC1> | The string to be searched |
| <expC2> | The start delimiter. If <expC2> is an empty string, the string is extracted from the start of <expC1> to the first occurrence of <expC3>. |
| <expC3> | The end delimiter. If omitted or empty, the string is extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> |
| <expN1> | The occurrence of <expC2> at which to start the extraction. If omitted, the first occurrence is extracted. |
| <expN2> | Optional flags (see below). |
Settings:
| Bit | Value (additive) | Setting |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | Search is case-insensitive. |
| 1 | 2 | End delimiter is not required. If <expC3> is specified, but not found, the string will be extracted from <expC2> to the end of <expC1> |
| 2 | 4 | The delimiters are included in the return string. |
Example
htmlstring1 = "<title>STREXTRACT()</title>" ? STREXTRACT(htmlstring1, "<title>", "</title>") STREXTRACT() ? STREXTRACT(htmlstring1, "<title>", "</title>",1,4) <title>STREXTRACT()</title> ? STREXTRACT(htmlstring1, "<", ">",2) /title
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