Data Conversion

Hi, I would like to match a pattern such as something( something_1( something_2( ... (something_n)...)something_els e_2)something_else_1) , where all the brackets pair up and there could be any number of pairs. something_1, something_2, ..., and something_n could contain '()' pair as well. I'm wondering if there is any way to do this with regex?

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Hi, I figured I'd ask this too. I know how to remove duplicate rows from a table, but this example used an analytical function. I'm new to these and do not get a huge chance to use them, so I'm always forgetting how they work. Please see this: select * from customer where rowid in (select rowid from

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Hi all, Assume the following REs: /(B(?:=c*))(?{'got B'})/ /(B(?:=c*)?)(?{'got B'})/ Both expressions match as expected (and set $1), BUT: the second one does n o t set $^R as it should do. However, if I say /(?>(B(?:=c+)?)(?{...})/ i.e. force Perl to eat up anything it matches, $^R is correctly set.

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