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using regex to get part of a string ?
Hi there, i wonder, is it possible to use regular expressions to partially select a string?
I have a bunch of server names which look like this server1z-test server2z2 server45z-primary server13z3 I want to extract up to and including the 'z' in the server name, so for example server1z server2z server45z server13 everything to the right of the 'z' im not interested in using the example above, is this possible using regular expressions? |
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