We have a pipe delimited text file and each new record is separated by a CRLF. Each record has a fixed number of pipes, but not every column or field is valued, so there may be 2 or more pipes together. Is there a way to write a regex to parse out the third or fifth value? Many thanks in advance.

Expression to match a large amount of possible musical chords. From what I understand from musicians, the number of chords is basically infinite, but you will still find a certain scope being used freuently.

Some times we need replace de first select in a query to another. In my case i want replace to "Select top 1". With that a can replace any select to select top 1.

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finds the positions in a number to be replaced with a thousands separator, e.g. 12345 => 12`345

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With the new numbers such as 78 79 the regex is now updated!

Trying to discover how to select all ranges except non-escaped parentheses.

Supported formats (mobile): +7(xxx)xxx xxxx +7(xxx)xxxxxxx +7(xxx)xxx-xx-xx +7(xxx)xxx xx xx +7 xxx xxx xx xx...

There are 2 segments within this data that start with REF* and end with a tilde (~). I can capture one of them but not both. I've read and cant seem to figure this one out. I DO need to preface with the NM1*03 piece.