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  1. Hi ,
    I am have use case where I need to extract a particular code from a varying column which has the URL data.I am using position and sub string but wanted to see if Regular expression would solve the problem.

    1. Definitely you can do that provided you are well aware of the end pattern of your string.

      Can you provide some sample data & your expected output?

  2. Hi-
    I am trying to extract characters in between “(” and “)” in a string field. To elaborate if I have a field with the value-

    “This is easy and I (John Smith) can help you achieve that.”

    When I run the query the output should be “John Smith”

    I used REGEXP_SUBSTR(column_name, ‘[?<(].*?[?)]') and I got result like "(John Smith)".

    Can you please let me know what needs to be modified to get the desired result?

    Thanks
    Sri

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