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Introduction to regular expressions ...
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I can't really decide if my "article" would meet the publishing standards of Oracle Mag/OTN.
C. -
cd...thanks for taking the time to post this write-up for others to learn from.
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Hi Cd,
This article is really useful. Keep updating this thread, this will really help others to learn and understand more about regular expression.
Cheers,
Mohana -
thanks for the informative post.keep going
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I'd like to have a go at writing too :-)Very good move David. Would like to have some sessions on Performance Tuning where you can start to educate a dumb man in Performace Tuning.
Congrats cd. You not only took an initiative but also drove others for the same. Thanks for that too!
I also would like to make some suggestions about this good turn in forum. Any threads taken up like this should be updated by others too to add up what was missed out or what had been discovered from their experience.
What do you say guys?
Cheers
Sarma. -
...Performance Tuning where you can start to educate a dumb man in Performace Tuning.I think there are many people on this forum who are much better placed to write articles on performance tuning :-)I also would like to make some suggestions about this good turn in forum. Any threads taken up like this should be updated by others too to add up > what was missed out or what had been discovered from their experience.What about setting up a wiki that we can collaborate on? I've not set one up before so I don't know exactly what can be done but I was thinking it could be a good way of making sure the articles are complete and accurate, giving everyone a chance to engage and provide their input. Each time there's a new article submitted, the person submitting it could update a thread on the forums page to let people know there's new material.
What do you say guys?
We could also have a list of suggestions for articles for people to submit, that way people can take on writing about things that they need to learn themselves and may not have considered writing about before, as well as subjects that they are knowledgeable on.
Just a thought....
p.s.
I wouldn't mind setting it up if anyone is up for it :-) -
Please take a look at this first part and let me know if you find this useful.I found it very useful and looking forward for next part!
Cheers! -
Thanks for all the encouraging replies and suggestions, right now I don't have the capacity to start a wiki or open a blog, but I'd more than willing to add this and any future articles to such a site. Just to keep you updated, here's a list on things I want to write about in the next part:
-- count occurrence of a character
-- find last occurrence, "looking back"
-- swapping substrings
-- variable IN lists
-- LIKE and IN together
-- case insensitive search
-- phone numbers
-- checking inet values, like IP address, e-mail or URL
-- removing duplicate characters
If you have any ideas or example you think could be solved by regular expressions, please keep adding them to this thread.
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Hi CD
I mentioned your article on my blog last night.
I would be quite happy to host your articles on Radio Free Tooting. To be frank it could do with more hard tech-y stuff.
Cheers, APC -
Why thank you. I don't have any objections if you want to host them, since the whole thing is about sharing knowledge. I'm also planning on translating this one into german and add them to a german speaking forum which is focused on Oracle.
C.
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