Regex Multi Row Splitter

Options

Output port map as flow variable: If selected, creates a flow variable "regex-splitter-port-map" containing the port mapping for ports 1-10. This is useful as a visual confirmation of the filters that have been applied
Retain Original RowIDs: Select if you want to retain the RowIDs from the original table. If not selected, each output table will be allocated new RowIDs
Cascade filtering: If Cascade Filtering is selected, rows are removed from the remainder of the available filters as soon as they have matched a pattern. With this selected, a row may only appear on one of the output ports. If the final output port has a regex pattern of .* it will act as a catch-all filter.%%00010%%00010Internally, Cascade filtering uses a sequence of chained Row Splitter nodes to filter each pattern and then pass on only the non-matching rows to the next Row Splitter which then uses the next pattern in sequence. In this mode, a row can appear in at most one output port. %%00010%%00010With Cascade Filtering OFF, internally it the patterns are each tested by a series of Row Filter nodes which execute separately from each other. In this mode, a row can appear in multiple output ports.
Row Split Column: Select the column to be used for determining the splitting of rows
Row Split patterns: Enter the row split patterns (regex). %%00010%%00010One per line with each line representing an output port.

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