PL/SQL parser - Where condition

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Hi,
I would like to parse the where condition of PL/SQL using C#.
It would be something like this
dynamic__9888500000002894.product_id = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_1 and dynamic__9888500000002894.code_1 = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_2 or dynamic__9888500000002894.code_2 = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_3 not in dynamic__9888500000002894.code_2 = 'AA"

basically i want to split the conditions based on and,or etc
Could you please help me to solve this?

Posted 13-May-12 23:31pm

P.Gnanaraj

Updated 14-May-12 0:13am

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dynamic__9888500000002894.product_id = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_1 
and 
dynamic__9888500000002894.code_1 = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_2 
or 
dynamic__9888500000002894.code_2 = dynamic__9888500000002907.text_3 
and
dynamic__9888500000002894.code_2 not in  ('AA')

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Posted 14-May-12 0:57am

RDBurmon

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-14T00:57:00

Here is the sample method to achieve:

C#

string InputString = "......";
string[] delimiters = new string[] { "and", "or"; };
string[] parts = InputString.Split(delimiters,
                 StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
for (int i = 0; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
    Console.WriteLine(parts[i]);
}