Hi
Is there a size limit for the "Search in"-string of the StringSearcher-Transformer?
Regards, Tobias
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@tobibruehlmeier
Is it not the same as the 1000 expressions limit (oracle sql) ?
Mostly solved by using an OR statement IN(..) OR IN (..) ..etc.
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If you need to find a part that matches a regular expression from first N characters in an attribute value, the SubstringExtractor or the @Substring function can be used to create the value to be set to the Search In parameter.