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Asked: June 14, 20262026-06-14T00:48:04+00:00 2026-06-14T00:48:04+00:00

I have the string below: g1_fim[7,8] || ‘/’ || g1_fim[5,6] || ‘/’ || g1_fim[1,4]

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I have the string below:

"g1_fim[7,8] || '/' || g1_fim[5,6] || '/' || g1_fim[1,4] dt_final, campo1, campo2 WHERE **d1_fim || d2_teste** = 'sadasd'"

I´d like an regular expression to match X||X (text before and after double pipes)

The result should be something similar to these two matches:

 1. g1_fim[7,8]||'/'||g1_fim[5,6]||'/'||g1_fim[1,4]
 2. d1_fim||d2_teste

I´ve tried to use this expression .*?(\|\|).*?(?=\s)

Bute the results are:

 1. g1_fim[7,8]||'/'||g1_fim[5,6]||'/'||g1_fim[1,4]  ( its ok !!! )
 2.  dt_final, campo1, campo2 WHERE d1_fim||d2_teste  (it´s not ok, I´d like to return here only the 'd1_fim||d2_teste' )  
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    2026-06-14T00:48:05+00:00Added an answer on June 14, 2026 at 12:48 am

    Would this work for you: \S+(?:\s*\|\|\s*\S+)+

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