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Hi All ,
I need a small help . I have an input ,e.g : ABC : 123 which is completely in string as it is a file . The length of this input may vary or i can say is dynamic. I need to extract only the right hand part from based on the delimiter which is ": " and whatever comes after the delimiter i need to store. The input that comes before the delimiter needs to be excluded . Can you please help me ? I tried substring and lastIndexOf but this seems useful when you have fixed length,i donot have fixed length input . It can be of any length. if anyone can please suggest some java code it will be great. textractdelimitedfield would not help in my scenario.Only tmap or javacode would .
Along the same lines as what Ansel suggested, assuming your string was in Notes, you might try the following:
StringHandling.RIGHT(row10.Notes,((int)StringHandling.LEN(row10.Notes))-((int)row10.Notes.indexOf(":"))-1)
You can use a tNormalize component and put ":" as your delimiteur
No ,I have already tried it ,doesnt help. I would rather require a regex or a routine
Hello @Riya P
Supposing this String is in a column called "content" coming from a input called row1, what if you try the following:
row1.content.substring(row1.content.indexOf(":"))
The indexOf method returns the index of the first occurrence of ":" inside the source String and passes this index to the substring method, which you get all the String content after ":"
You can add +1 to this index to exclude the ":" from the result:
row1.content.substring(row1.content.indexOf(":")+1)
Hey hi, thanks for suggesting this way. I tried it but it's storing the 1st part of the string whereas I'm in need of the later
Along the same lines as what Ansel suggested, assuming your string was in Notes, you might try the following:
StringHandling.RIGHT(row10.Notes,((int)StringHandling.LEN(row10.Notes))-((int)row10.Notes.indexOf(":"))-1)
Works 🙂 Thanks !