I want to replace only value of DB_USER_ID to 'ORACLE_9i'.
but whenever i am trying to search with "
#! DB_USER_ID:
#! VALUE:'ORACLE'
" directly or with "#! DB_USER_ID:\\n#! VALUE:'ORACLE'" with new line character, i am not getting any o/p in StringReplacer.
Please let me know the resolution.
Thanks.
Subrat
Best answer by davideagle
Assuming you are using the Text reader then set the parameters to "Read whole file at once" = NO. And "Read bottom up" = NO. Then each line will come through as a feature single feature. You'll then beable to give them each an ID to allow inserting back into the target text file. Then search and replace the first feature from #! VALUE:'' to #! VALUE:'ORACLE_9i' and then do the second value string. All possible because each line of the text file is read as 1 feature and in order from top to bottom.
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Assuming you are using the Text reader then set the parameters to "Read whole file at once" = NO. And "Read bottom up" = NO. Then each line will come through as a feature single feature. You'll then beable to give them each an ID to allow inserting back into the target text file. Then search and replace the first feature from #! VALUE:'' to #! VALUE:'ORACLE_9i' and then do the second value string. All possible because each line of the text file is read as 1 feature and in order from top to bottom.
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