I am using our recently purchased UltraEdit V14.00a. I can't seem to find the same type of question in a search in thsu forum so I will ask and apoligize ahead of time if it has been covered.

I have a file with the following text in it multiple times:

bytesIn=xxxx

The line actually looks like this:
[Thu Mar 27 09:55:56 2008] 0000233c 00001844 - PLUGIN: parent:ver=1,ip=10.241.31.140,time=1205946081945,pid=9020,reqid=10801,event=1 - current:ver=1,ip=10.241.31.140,time=1205946081945,pid=9020,reqid=10801,event=1 type=HTTP detail=/doc/ARBWeb/caseload/caseNotes.do elapsed=3547 bytesIn=0 bytesOut=170580
It is output from a Websphere Plugin log.

The number after "bytesIn" could be from 1 to 9999999999.
I would like to search this large file for any occurances of bytesIn= where the number after the = sign is greater than some number. Sometimes I would search for a number greater that 1000 and sometimes greater that 1000000.

I have played around with both UltraEdit and Unix regular expressions but can't seem to find the right syntax.
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA

You can't search for numbers greater than a certain value (that would require a code callback to perform the comparison) but you can search for numbers with a certain number of digits.

For example, a search for bytesIn=\d{4,} (Perl syntax) will find values with at least four digits.

Wow, that was easy... I knew it would be if you just knew the syntax but I would not have thought of using Perl
Thanks Again