Thanks Paul!
I just have one minor complaint as my peeves were pet in this video... I would humbly ask and suggest that you use input/output card names that are relevant to the data it represents. I get the eye twitch going when I see SOMEFUNCTION(In1, In2) and you have no idea what data is really being passed into the function inside a functional map especially. As you are an industry role model, I would ask that you always use best practices so that all these new comers to ITX don't think this practice of leaving the default names, is acceptable in a professional capacity. I spend so much time cleaning up code like this when I have to update a map so that it is cleaner and easier to understand. My sincerest appreciation for all you do for this community and no disrespect intended so I hope none is inferred.
Thanks!
Lisa
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Lisa Edwards
Software Engineer / Subject Matter Expert
Rainbow Data Systems, Inc
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon July 01, 2024 04:55 AM
From: Paul Brett
Subject: Video - Searching for multiple Strings with ITX
Check out the new video on my YouTube channel:
Searching for multiple Strings with ITX
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 | | Searching for multiple Strings with ITX | | The inspiration for this video came from a need... I needed to comb through all the lines of a rather large file, and capture any lines that matched any one of a number of strings. DOS commands not helping: type Input.txt | find "One" | Find "Two" ...would only find lines that contained BOTH, not either. | | View this on YouTube > |
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#ITX #Text #Input #Find #Output #Loop
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Paul Brett
IBM Sterling Transformation Extender (ITX) Client Support
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