in reply to String matching question

I'll give a few more entrys from the provisioning logfile. 

[2001/03/12 08:45:38 DEBUG ActivatorClient Compiled Code] Abandon tran
+saction
[2001/03/12 08:45:38 INFO AVTransaction Compiled Code] Abandon transac
+tion: SYcadChangeOrder:30915
[2001/03/12 08:45:41 DEBUG CreatorSecurityImpl Compiled Code] Calling 
+getPermissionInfo:To1063mC14901973313517247At
[2001/03/12 08:45:41 DEBUG CreatorSecurityImpl Compiled Code] Calling 
+resetSession:To1063mC14901973313517247At

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I am sure that the trans number is coming up with 30915 (I print it out in the code before this) Thanks.

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Re: Re: String matching question
by arturo (Vicar) on Mar 13, 2001 at 21:18 UTC

    Given what pops up in those DEBUG lines, you probably shouldn't be searching for anything so simple as a match for your transaction ID (that sequence of numbers could, it appears, pop up in those long strings of digits in those lines).

    I still don't see why your code isn't producing matches. Since you don't appear to be using strict, all your variables are global, so it shouldn't be a scoping issue. Perhaps if you posted (in this thread) the part of the code that fetches the transaction IDs, we might see what's going on.

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      Unfortunately in the complex log that I have to parse after finding a problem the only similar key is the transaction id.
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