troubleshooting Question
vb.net REGEX
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Hello, all.
I have these two commands
Example insert
They do not produce any errors, however.
The single { }
Will insert into the database for the {{ }}
In the database, you will see
How can I distinguish between the two commands, so that only the double curly's will insert into its column, and the single curly will only insert into its column?
Thanks
Wayne
I have these two commands
Example insert
{Something here} {{Something else here}}
Dim Regex2 As Regex = New Regex("\{.*?\}")
Dim Regex4 As Regex = New Regex("\{{.*?\}}")
They do not produce any errors, however.
The single { }
Will insert into the database for the {{ }}
In the database, you will see
{Something here}
How can I distinguish between the two commands, so that only the double curly's will insert into its column, and the single curly will only insert into its column?
Thanks
Wayne
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