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• comma delimeted string manipulation

  Three possibilities of decoding where it goes. BB SDK 5. Data GPS are stored in a vector of singleton in the form of a string. Essentially the string looks like this: value1, value2, value3, value4, Value5, Value6,

  There can be more than 1 string in the singleton at some point I want to get a timer task in another thread is so to check each string, divide the data into other variables so that I can create a message that will be sent via an http connection. Bit, I'm glued to the minute tire data back to specific variables... I try to use a cup of the version of http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/String-Manipulation-split-replace-replaceAll... because I already know what will be the delimiter and also the amount of the values contained in the string, but I must be missing something here. The code that I need to check the vector and to try and do things variable is therefore:

  for (int i = 0; i)< instance.vector.size();="">
  {
  String elementReturnString = instance.vector.elementAt (i) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ();
  String strDelimeter = "";
  String results [] = new String [6];
  int iOccurrences = 0;
  int iIndexOfInnerString = 0;
  int iIndexOfDelimiter = 0;
  int iCounter = 0;
                         
  System.out.println ("string delimiter =" + strDelimeter); It appears,
                          
  While ((iIndexOfDelimiter = elementReturnString.indexOf (strDelimiter, iIndexOfInnerString))! = - 1).
  {
  results [iCounter] = elementReturnString.substring (iIndexOfInnerString, iIndexOfDelimiter);
  iIndexOfInnerString = iIndexOfDelimiter + strDelimiter.length ();
  iCounter += 1;
  }
  System.out.println ("# latitude =" + results [0]);  It's never far

  Lat string results = (0);

  Lon string = results [1];

  Line speed = results [2];
  etc etc etc.

  }

  He bombed in the debugger with a number of errors with the first course cannot find symbol on the strDelimeter on while the statement variable. It fails every other time its use, but it displays a comma in the system.out statement. He also says that iIndexOfInnerString = iIndexOfDelimiter + strDelimiter.length (); Cannot be applied to strDelimeter.length.

  ..... Any ideas please? I tested that he can see in the vector information ok.

  You wrote your variable strDelimeter and strDelimiter (note the an i e).

• How to use String Manipulation Cloud Connector to shoot the first five characters of the field? (Expression syntax experience)

  The question

  I need to segment data on a large number of Postal Codes, usually about 400 to 600 at the same time. It is that our postcode field includes the last four digits in some cases, for example 92101-1957. When you use the Contact filter 'Value In A' I'm not able to do this 92101 *, 92102 * and of course I can't account for any combination of four numbers that might appear.

  The Solution - in theory

  The solution I came up with that is to create a new field of Contact in Eloqua 'Segmentation Zip Code' copy of the 5 digits of the postal Code field and execute segmentation using this new field.

  The Solution - Cloud Connector

  String Manipulation cloud connector must be able to perform this action - copy on the first 5 digits of the zip in the zip segment field field.

  When I'm stuck - via cloud connector

  I can't figure out how to write the syntax for expressions to search and replace. I have read the instructions of syntax and am still unable to establish exactly what I enter in the "regex to find: ' and the ' Regular Expressions to replace:

  Does anyone have expierence with an Expression syntax that might help train these expressions?

  Any ideas on other ways to address the problem would be too great.

  Thank you

  Louis

  Hi Louis,.

  Okay, I think I might know how to do it now but don't have access to Eloqua for the moment, so I'm kind of make this Store, but try below.

  Use the regex below in the "Regex for find" and let the "Regex to replace white": "."

  -(.*)$

  This will be after the hyphen and the replacement string will be empty, so I hope you should be left with just the first five digits that you can map to a new field.

  Let me know how you get on, I might be able to test myself so tomorrow so I'll see if I can make it work.

  Chris

• Problem of string manipulation

  Hello
  
  I have a problem with string manipulation. I need to compare the character with his next character.
  as an example consider the string as "fat".
  'b' must be compared with 'o'.
  "o" by 'l' and so on.
  I used below the code snippet.
  
  
  for (int i = 0; i < s.length (); i ++)
  {
  int j = i + 1;
  If (s.charAt (i) == s.charAt (j))
  {
  status = false;
  }
  
  on the other
  {
  status = true;
  }
  }
  
  But I get an error message. Help, please. Thanks in advance.
  
  Published by: Vinayjgeorge on June 1, 2011 12:26 AM
  
  Published by: Vinayjgeorge on June 1, 2011 12:39 AM

  (1) for the validation of code, use the code tags so that it will be readable: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=1429

  (2) "I get an error" means nothing. Do you think that there is only a single possible error that may appear in the Java code and the only possible thing that can? If this isn't the case - in other words, if you don't know that there are different errors and causes - so why you thought that simply say "I get an error" without any details would be sufficient to describe the error? You must copy and paste the exact, complete error message, if you want to communicate clearly what problem you encounter so that people can help you.

  Please put a little more thought in upcoming posts.

  That said, in this case, it is easy to see an error you will get. Loop tells you ' for each character in the string, compare this character with the next. " You can see why it does not work? When you get to the last character, the comparing it to that is not possible, because there is not a next. You say "for all characters except for the last, compare it to the following."

  Once correct you that, you always seem to have a logic error. You are just blindly setting status to each character, so when you're done, just status will contain everything that produced the last comparison. It might go back between true and false to each character, but the only one that will count will be the last.

  Edited by: jverd May 31, 2011 12:06

• SQL and the Q Q string manipulation

  I'm trying to find out if I can use the manipulation of SQL strings in a Q Q. Here is an example of what I'm trying to do:
  
  < cfquery dbtype = "query" name = "supportstatements_order" >
  Select *, right (SupportStatements.Name, 12) as short_name
  Of SupportStatements
  Order by name
  < / cfquery >
  
  I get an error in CF I have an incorrect select statement.
  
  Is it possible to do with Q of Q?
  
  Thank you very much.
  

  Anyone know if I could use queryaddcolumn in this situation?

  Gather your themes led to the next suggestion

  Erratum edit: data type correct varchar added

• String manipulation &amp; table

  Hello

  Maybe someone can give some advice. I read the data on the temperature of a Hydra of 2620a Fluke. I went to work, one every few seconds the temperature reading is fast enough. The moat returns a string containing a number of temperatures for each analysis. Each test returns a string, something like + 0023.7E + 0, + 0025.6E + 0, + 0023.8E + 0...

  9 sensors are measured. For each channel, I can parse the string to a numeric string, convert it to a number and add this number to a table.

  Say that temperatures are 1,2,3,4,5. I find myself with a table 1 d, 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 12 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5... write this to an LVM file results in 1 column with all these numbers.

  What I need is a number for each scan line, as follows (an additional column would be times)

  1 2 3 4 5

  1 2 3 4 5

  1 2 3 4 5

  I'm having a brain freeze and I just cannot find a way to do it.

  Also, I need to display these temperatures in a graph. If I have the temperatures in a picture, I can manipulate them and do the required calculations.

  If some has a suggestions that would be great. I'm using Labview 2012.

  Attached, is the part that needs to do this. 1,2,3,4,5 chain would be the release of the moat and would read up to the stop.

  Thanks in advance

  Arne

  And if you also want their graph, simply send them a chart:

• SystemPrompt result text string manipulation does not: what am I doing wrong?

  I'm trying to manipulate a "collar", I get a SystemPrompt.  Here is my code:

  SystemPrompt {
      id: prompt
      title: qsTr("prompt")
      inputField.maximumLength: 16
      inputField.defaultText: prompt
      inputField.emptyText: "prompt"
      inputField.inputMode: SystemUiInputMode.NumericKeypad
      // eNum: Default = 0, Email = 1, Password = 2, Phone = 3, Pin = 4,
      //       Url = 5, Symbols = 6, NumericKeypad = 7, NumbersAndPunctuation = 8
      onFinished: {
          if (result == SystemUiResult.ConfirmButtonSelection) {
              result = inputFieldTextEntry()
              //result = result.mid(0,4) + " " + result.mid(4,4) + " " + result.mid(8,4) + " " + result.mid(12,4)
              //result = inputFieldTextEntry.mid(0,4) + " " + inputFieldTextEntry.mid(4,4) + " " + inputFieldTextEntry.mid(8,4) + " " + inputFieldTextEntry.mid(12,4)
              labelPrompt.text = result
              //labelPrompt.text = result.mid(0,4) + " " + result.mid(4,4) + " " + result.mid(8,4) + " " + result.mid(12,4)
              toast.body = "prompt result: " + result
              //toast.body = "result: " + result+ result.size // this causes the toast result.size value to be "undefined"
              toast.show()
          } // if
      } // onFinished
  } // SystemPrompt
  
  [...]
  
  attachedObjects: [
      SystemToast {
          id: toast
          onFinished: {
          }
      }
  ]
  

  I certainly made the generic object compared to my exact code names.  My problem is this: none of all the commented code works.  What I'm trying to do is to inject a space character between each 4 numbers entered via the SystemPrompt.  If I activate one of the commented lines, the soft seems to go out the onFinished SO without finishing (evidenced by the absence of toast).

  I have tried to type casting toString() here and there, but that shouldn't be necessary since QML handles type casting automatically.  I tried to add a debug string size value to my bread which gives a result 'undefined' for result.size

  Can someone indicate an error of my ways here?

  Not subst... There

  cardNumber = cardNumberTemp.substr(0, 4) + " " +
               cardNumberTemp.substr(4, 4) + " " +
               cardNumberTemp.substr(8, 4) + " " +
               cardNumberTemp.substr(12, 4)
  

• string manipulation: remove duplicates of string

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to deduplicate the entries of a string as a delimiter
  
  example of string entry: UV23_I2_P0_NUM; UV23_I2_P1_NUM; UV23_I2_P1_NUM; UV23_I2_P0_NUM; UV24_I4_P0_TXT
  
  example of string output: UV23_I2_P0_NUM; UV23_I2_P1_NUM; UV23_I2_P1_NUM; UV24_I4_P0_TXT
  
  Note the entry in double UV23_I2_P0_NUM in the first string that is removed in the output.
  
  Thank you!

  SELECT  distinct
                       REGEXP_SUBSTR ('UV23_I2_P0_NUM;UV23_I2_P1_NUM;UV23_I2_P1_NUM;UV23_I2_P0_NUM;UV24_I4_P0_TXT',
                                      '[^;]+',
                                      1,
                                      LEVEL
                                     ) AS val
                  FROM dual
            CONNECT BY REGEXP_SUBSTR ('UV23_I2_P0_NUM;UV23_I2_P1_NUM;UV23_I2_P1_NUM;UV23_I2_P0_NUM;UV24_I4_P0_TXT',
                                    '[^;]+',  1,
                                      LEVEL
                                     ) IS NOT NULL;
  

• Urgent need help with String Manipulation

  Hello;
  I really need help with strings.
  
  Let's say I have these channels:
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\xyz
  
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\
  
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\
  
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI
  
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\
  
  ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz/xyz
  
  ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz /.
  
  ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz /.
  
  ABC/DEF/GHI
  
  ABC/DEF/GHI.
  
  I need to convert them using a SQL statement for:
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\ or //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/ according to the original management / or \. Please note that the "xyz" may be repeated zero or more times. I just need one end with a trailing / or -if she had one first.
  
  I'm on Oracle 11.1.6 SE. I have a bunch of attempts with instr, substr and replace, but I think that regexp_replace could be better.
  Any help would be GREAT! I have a whole team waiting on me.

  Hello.

  Here is a way.

  -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  with sample_table as
  (
       select '\\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\xyz' str from dual union all
       select '\\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\' from dual union all
       select '\\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\' from dual union all
       select '\\ABC\DEF\GHI' from dual union all
       select '\\ABC\DEF\GHI\' from dual union all
       select '//ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz/xyz' from dual union all
       select '//ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/' from dual union all
       select '//ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz/' from dual union all
       select '//ABC/DEF/GHI' from dual union all
       select '//ABC/DEF/GHI/' from dual
  )
  select str,
       regexp_replace(str,'(xyz([/\])*)+$','\1') new_str
  from  sample_table;
  
  STR                      NEW_STR
  ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\xyz  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\            \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\xyz\xyz\     \\ABC\DEF\GHI\xyz\
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI                 \\ABC\DEF\GHI
  \\ABC\DEF\GHI\                 \\ABC\DEF\GHI\
  //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz/xyz  //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz
  //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/            //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/
  //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/xyz/xyz/     //ABC/DEF/GHI/xyz/
  //ABC/DEF/GHI                 //ABC/DEF/GHI
  //ABC/DEF/GHI/                 //ABC/DEF/GHI/
  

  Kind regards.

• String manipulation SQL query

  Starting with the data for this example:
  

  GET sampledata
  WITH sampledata AS
       (SELECT 'THIS Information Collection GL Enquiry User' resp
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'THIS Information Collection PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver'
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'THIS Asset Management Team GL Enquiry User'
          FROM DUAL        
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'THIS Asset Management Team PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver'
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'THIS Collections GL Enquiry User'
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'THIS Collections PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver'
          FROM DUAL)
  SELECT *
    FROM sampledata;

  I am trying to find a way to get the first section of chain BEFORE and also the little after that, including 2 letter string - for example I would like to extract:
  

  BEFORE                          | AFTER
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  THIS Information Collection     | GL Enquiry User
  THIS Information Collection     | PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver
  THIS Asset Management Team      | GL Enquiry User
  THIS Asset Management Team      | PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver
  THIS Collections                | GL Enquiry User
  THIS Collections                | PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver

  However, I am rather stuck - I think I will need to use a combination of INSTR() and SUBSTR(), but the problem is that the 2 letter string appears after a variable number of words, so there is no ordinary way to check where to appear the 2 letters - more the 2 letter string will be different each time - not only GL and PO as above , but one range of others, for example, AR, AP, etc. OM.
  
  Any advice much appreciated.
  
  Thank you!

  Like this?

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  WITH sampledata AS
    2       (SELECT 'THIS Information Collection GL Enquiry User' resp FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    3        SELECT 'THIS Information Collection PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    4        SELECT 'THIS Asset Management Team GL Enquiry User' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    5        SELECT 'THIS Asset Management Team PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    6        SELECT 'THIS Collections GL Enquiry User' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    7        SELECT 'THIS Collections PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver' FROM DUAL)
    8  SELECT regexp_replace(resp,'^(.*) [^ ]{2} .*$','\1') as resp1
    9        ,regexp_replace(resp,'^.* ([^ ]{2} .*)$','\1') as resp2
   10*   FROM sampledata
  SQL> /
  
  RESP1                                    RESP2
  ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------
  THIS Information Collection              GL Enquiry User
  THIS Information Collection              PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver
  THIS Asset Management Team               GL Enquiry User
  THIS Asset Management Team               PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver
  THIS Collections                         GL Enquiry User
  THIS Collections                         PO Web Requisitioner and Receiver
  
  6 rows selected.
  

• SQL * more: how string manipulation on the input parameter?

  Hi people,

  I will be grateful if you could help me create a sql (NOT a bash script!) script that uses a substring of the input parameter to a file name that will be rolled up into stuff.

  example:

  -sample.sql

  which can be used as:

  -$ sqlplus/nolog @sample.sql abcd_efgh

  and the script works similar to the pseudo-code below:

  "...

  file_name = 'test_ ' | substr ("& 1 ', 6)

  name of spool file

  ...

  spool off

  "

  Thank you

  Babak

  Hello

  I found a solution:

  "

  ...

  column new_value filename filename

  Select "test_". filename substr('&1',6)

  Double;

  coil & filename

  ...

  spool off

  ..."

• Need help with the query string manipulation

  Hello
  
  With the help of 10.1.0.4.2
  
  Given a table called PREFIX_CODES that contains a column called PREFIX_CODE
  with the following data:
  
  PREFIX_CODE - VARCHAR2 (20)
  -------------------
  AAA
  BENAMER
  CARTER
  
  and another table called SUBSCRIBERS with a column called SUBSCRIBER_ID
  with the following data:
  
  SUBSCRIBER_ID - VARCHAR2 (30)
  ---------------------
  BBBB-123456
  AAA-444444
  DD-2222222
  EEEE-888888
  
  Is there a query that will pull all the SUBSCRIBER_ID that begin with
  each of the PREFIX_CODES? The following query is not valid, but it
  This will give you an idea of what I'm trying to do:
  
  SELECT SUBSCRIBER_ID
  SUBSCRIBERS
  WHERE AS SUBSCRIBER_ID (SELECT PREFIX_CODE |) » %'
  OF PREFIX_CODES)
  
  Using the data from above, I would like that the query to return:
  
  BBBB-123456
  AAA-444444
  
  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  Welcome to the forum!

  You were on the right track. To find if a given subscriber corresponds to any prefix_code, you can do an EXISTS subquery:

  SELECT     subscriber_id
  FROM     subsribers     s
  WHERE     EXISTS ( SELECT  NULL
                    FROM      prefix_codes
             WHERE      s.subscriber_id     LIKE prefix_code || '%'
              )
  ;
  

  This will tell you if at least a prefix code. It won't tell you exactly how many, or what they were.
  Your message, I'm guessing that there may be more than one, and you can deduct the subscriber_id itself, then the above query should work for you.

• Manipulation of string or Validation of form for phone numbers

  Our SFDC requires phone numbers in the following format: (000) 000-0000. Forms on our Web site automatically manipulate phone numbers to comply with this requirement, but our forms hosted on Eloqua Landing Pages do not have this validation/manipulation. It is originally from the headache, as customers can enter any phone number, then integration triggered to SFDC stalls.

  If someone managed to use some kind of JavaScript validation or manipulation on the form itself or RegEx? If this isn't the case, anyone used the cloud of Manipulation of String component to clean the phone as such numbers?

  Regular expression validation will be best way users as the required format phone number, on the forms be limited.

  Please refer to this post - is there a way to validate phone numbers?

  But already existing in Eloqua and contacts from other sources such as the download list, you can probably use String Manipulation Cloud Connector in a program generator, before pushing up to SFDC.

  Contacts can have different types of phone formats.

  Then you can try with the approach below using the Regex:

  1 unformat the phone number for incoming contacts

  2. and then reformat the necessary

  Unformat: (step 1 of Cloud Connector)

  This step will remove all the alphabets, special characters and will return the numbers only

  Regex find - \D

  Replace with Regex - white

  Reformat: (step 2 of Cloud Connector)

  Find the Regex: (? = ^.) {} 10}) ({3} \d)(\d{3}) (\d {4})

  Regex Replace: ($1) 2 $ - $3

  We also need to ensure that the telephone numbers has the country code at the beginning or phone Extension at the end.

  In this case before you reformat, you need to check with these cases on the decision rule and then add two steps more Cc with minor changes on the regex find their expression.

  It may not meet your requirement of everything, but I hope this will give you an idea.

  Thank you

  Ashok.

• Convert String to DATE

  Hello

  There is a '20091002' chain, and I need to convert it to this day.

  20091002 is in format YYYYMMDD - the VARCHAR2 data type

  I need the above in DD/MM/YYYY - DATE datattype

  '20091002' (VARCHAR2) - 10/02 / 2009 "(DATE)

  Thank you

  Aman

  Hi, Aman,

  user13115886 wrote:

  Hello

  There is a '20091002' chain, and I need to convert it to this day.

  20091002 is in format YYYYMMDD - the VARCHAR2 data type

  I need the above in DD/MM/YYYY - DATE datattype

  ...

  You are contradicting yourself.  All dATEs have the same format, and it's nothing like YYYYMMDD or DD/MM/YYYY.

  If you need a DATE, use TO_DATE:

  To_date (str, 'YYYYMMDD')

  but it will not be in the format MM/DD/YYYY

  If you want to convert a string into a format to another string in another format, and then use the string manipulation functions to reorganize secondary channels, for example

  REGEXP_REPLACE (str

  '(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})'

  , "\2/\3/\1".

  )

  or

  SUBSTR (str, 5, 2) | '/' ||

  SUBSTR (str, 7, 2) | '/' ||

  SUBSTR (str, 1, 4)

  but it will not be a DATE.

  If you were certain that str contains valid data, then you can call TO_DATE to convert a DATE and then call TO_CHAR to convert the DATE to a string in the format MM/DD/YYYY.  I do not recommend, because it is likely that the strings would not be valid.  It's one of the reasons why you should use DATEs to store the date information.

• Why SQL Developer randomly at the end sometimes introduced the special strings?

  I noticed that the SQL Developer has some problems with string manipulation in its code.

  SQL Developer 3.2 when generate us scripts of our efforts using SQL Developer data modeling we often have problems with 'archiving' scripts generated in our SVN repository because he complains about the inconsistency with line endings, and some generated lines have apparently invisible special characters (non-ascii) to the end. The solution is to open the scripts using MS WordPad and save the files immediately, as this text editor would be to filter all characters (not ascii) invisible. So, it wasn't a big deal...

  But now as we explore the SQL Developer 4, we have noticed that we have added to the names of columns during dismantling of 'Table or restore line' operations, special characters effectively corrupted tables (table definitions in the dictionary) that we use in the corresponding unit tests.

  The team SQL developers aware of the problem and if so is there any workaround?

  Please advise...

  Thank you

  Val

  Just a quick update:

  Has obtained another definition of 'corruption' in Toad table after running a unit test in SQL Developer (with the process of disassembly of the table or restore the line) and there seems to be a bug in Toad, not in SQL Developer. The special characters shown in Toad have nothing to do with the actual table definition in the dictionary. After you restart the Toad, the table definition looks good again. Probably a matter of caching in Toad...

  Thank you

  Val