Help with delimited text parsing in pattern?

[Rick54]

Hello - I am trying to parse below plain text output to various temp variables but I couldn't do it. Can someone please validate and give me the right direction?

I am trying to store variables after '=' in temp variables

Thanks!

[doug_schulze]

So got two ways and I really dont like either but checking with the big brains around the water cooler, these are your options...

so starting with a similar file...

then you parse out just the name and put it in a temptable.name

rinse and repeat for version.

OR

grab the individual returns, "knowing" what each value field will be [1]=name [2]=verison

Or

bring both pairs into a temptable then parse that table out again to retrieve the name and version lines individually

like i said, its not the prettiest way of doing it but should get you over the proverbial hump.

[Aditya Kumar4]

You can make use of the regex, or you can use an eval script to get the 2 values in a table,

You can refer "Linux Server" pattern under "Linux storage" library Step: "Insert data to proc_ide".

[Veeru Chinta]

You can use the Filter table operation to retrieve the target value

1. Parse the command output/ variable/ File using delimiter to populate data in the table format.

Example -Parse the variable using delimiter "=". 

2. Use Filter table operation to get the target value.

 Example -Get the version value