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Extracting number [message #663943]

Tue, 27 June 2017 08:00

m.abdulhaq
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i want to remove the characters from the following values in the field.

WO_NO=4^
WO_NO=13^
WO_NO=112^

I want to get the result as

4
13
112.

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Re: Extracting number [message #663944 is a reply to message #663943]

Tue, 27 June 2017 08:04

BlackSwan
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m.abdulhaq wrote on Tue, 27 June 2017 06:00

i want to remove the characters from the following values in the field.

WO_NO=4^
WO_NO=13^
WO_NO=112^

I want to get the result as

4
13
112.

REPLACE all non-numeric digits with NULL

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Re: Extracting number [message #663945 is a reply to message #663944]

Tue, 27 June 2017 08:15

cookiemonster
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Or if the number always comes between = and ^ then use instr to get the position of those characters and substr to get the number between.

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Re: Extracting number [message #663946 is a reply to message #663944]

Tue, 27 June 2017 08:48

m.abdulhaq
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yes i did it using regexp_replace.


select regexp_replace(key_ref, '[^0-9]', ''), key_ref from APPROVAL_ROUTING  WHERE LU_NAME='ActiveSeparate'

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Re: Extracting number [message #663947 is a reply to message #663946]

Tue, 27 June 2017 09:51

cookiemonster
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instr/substr is generally more performant that regexp

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Re: Extracting number [message #663972 is a reply to message #663947]

Thu, 29 June 2017 06:09

m.abdulhaq
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thanks blackswan and cookiemonster.

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Re: Extracting number [message #663991 is a reply to message #663943]

Sat, 01 July 2017 11:18

bharath511
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Hi,

Regular express will consider ^ as initial character of given word. Use escape character along with ^

select regexp_replace('4^','\^','') from dual ;

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Re: Extracting number [message #663992 is a reply to message #663991]

Sat, 01 July 2017 14:06

Michel Cadot
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Quote:

Regular express will consider ^ as initial character of given word.

This is wrong, ^ is the beginning of the line or string (depending on other parameters)

SQL> select regexp_replace('foo bar','^bar','failed') from dual;
REGEXP_
-------
foo bar

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Re: Extracting number [message #664026 is a reply to message #663992]

Mon, 03 July 2017 13:26

bbob
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select regexp_substr(src_fied, '\d+') as res from src_table

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Re: Extracting number [message #664028 is a reply to message #664026]

Mon, 03 July 2017 14:12

Michel Cadot
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Will not be more efficient than SUBSTR/INSTR cookiemonster mentioned.

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Re: Extracting number [message #664031 is a reply to message #664028]

Mon, 03 July 2017 23:40

bbob
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Maybe, but it's better than use regexp_replace imho

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Re: Extracting number [message #664033 is a reply to message #664031]

Tue, 04 July 2017 00:27

Michel Cadot
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What does "better" mean?
As I said it is no "better" for performances.

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Re: Extracting number [message #664037 is a reply to message #664033]

Tue, 04 July 2017 01:06

bbob
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"Better" mean more clearly and less data manipulation required (in comparison with regexp_replace of course)

About performance...

with
  src as (select 'WO_NO=112^' as str from dual connect by level <= 2000000)
select count(res)
  from (
    select
      regexp_replace(str, '[^0-9]*', '') as res
      --regexp_substr(str, '\d+') as res
      --substr(str, 7, instr(str, '^') - 7) as res
      from src);

regexp_replace takes about 10 seconds
regexp_substr - 3 seconds
substr - 1 second

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