If you are just looking for a pattern of T^MC you can use
T^MC
or if they are the only contents in a random field
|T^MC|
Here are some more complex regular expressions
#### looks for any of the values CCVI, CSIC, C4S or CMI in field PV1:3
rPV1(?:[^|]*|){3}(CCVI|CSIC|C4S|CMI)
#### looks for any of the values CCVI, CSIC, C4S or CMI in field PV1:3.1(second Component since o based indexing
rPV1(?:[^|]*|){3}(?:([^^]*)^){1}(CCVI|CSIC|C4S|CMI)
#### looks for any of the values in PID:11.3(4th component)
rPID(?:[^|]*|){11}(?:[^^]*^){3}([^^]+) This works well….for components.
If you are on 6.1.1.0 then it contains a feature for searching specific fields for a value.
I noticed that if you typed in PID. it would list possible field expressions and create a statement like PID.3.1=’;
I don’t have 6.1.1.0 available to me at the moment. Also the r helps in more clearly defining the Segment Identifier in the above regular expressions… The segment and the numbers can easily be adjusted to suit your needs…
Hope this helps….
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