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Asked: 2026-05-24T18:38:32+00:00

I’ve got a string like this: 192.168.114.182:SomethingFun-1083:EOL/Nothing Here : MySQL Database 4.12 192.168.15.82:SomethingElse-1325083:All Types

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I’ve got a string like this:

192.168.114.182:SomethingFun-1083:EOL/Nothing Here : MySQL Database 4.12
192.168.15.82:SomethingElse-1325083:All Types : PHP Version Info : 23

I’m trying to select this item in an Oracle database (using REGEXP_SUBSTR) and get all remaining text after the second colon (:).

So in the end, I’d like to get these values:

EOL/Nothing Here : MySQL Database 4.12
All Types : PHP Version Info : 23

I’ve tried these, but it haven’t found something that works.

REGEXP_SUBSTR(title,'[^:]+',1,3) as Title -- doesn't work if last field has ":"
REGEXP_SUBSTR(title,'(?:[^:]*:)+([^:]*)') as Title
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  1. Editorial Team

    how about REGEXP_REPLACE

    REGEXP_REPLACE(title,'^[^:]+:[^:]+:(.*)$', '\1') as Title
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