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Say I have the following SQL output:
(12, 'name'),
(233, 'name2'),
(2, 'name3'),
...
How do I match the numbers with REGEX in order to remove them? I would like the result to look like:
('name'),
('name2'),
('name3'),
...
Thank you very much!
Well, to match the numbers use this:
That one grabs any numbers, a comma, and any whitespace that occurs after the comma. As for how to replace that with an empty string, it depends heavily on what you are running this with (PHP, Perl, sed, etc…)