Hi , I have huge files around 400 mb, which has clob data and have diffeent scenarios: I am trying to pass scenario number as parameter and and get required modified file based on the scenario number and criteria. Scenario 1: file name : scenario_1.txt

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.10],uid=[23231131]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.11],uid=[3456]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.12],uid=[659784]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.13],uid=[654812]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.14],uid=[323]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.10],uid=[97945641564]}~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~pi=[10.10.10.10.10],uid=[1654594]}~
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Now I am trying to split the data like below to a new file scenario_1_n.txt: It should get all the data till last "|" and the pi, uid

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.10|23231131
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.11|3456
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.12|659784
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.13|654812
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Scenario 2: file name : scenario_2.txt

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.10,391=23231131,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.11,391=3456,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.12,391=659784,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.13,391=654812,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.14,391=323,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.10,391=97945641564,394~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~some data~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~390=10.10.10.10.10,391=1654594,394~
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Now I am trying to split the data like below to a new file scenario_2_n.txt: It should get all the data till last "|" and the date after 390=, and 391=

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.10|23231131
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.11|3456
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.12|659784
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.13|654812
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Scenario 3: file name : scenario_3.txt

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.10~123546~~~~~~~~~~~som
+e data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.11~546~~~~~~~~~~~some d
+ata~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.12~3415646~~~~~~~~~~~so
+me data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.13~12156~~~~~~~~~~~some
+ data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.10~15464~~~~~~~~~~~some
+ data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.10~8465~~~~~~~~~~~some 
+data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|~somedata~10.10.10.10.10~15654~~~~~~~~~~~some
+ data~~~~~~~~~~~~~~some data~~~~~~~
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Now I am trying to split the data like below to a new file scenario_3_n.txt: It should get all the data till last "|" and the date after second~ and third~

1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.10|123546
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.11|546
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.12|3415646
1|1212|34353|56575|||||4|10.10.10.10.13|12156
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Thanks for looking and thanks for your help.

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