Getting Log File Pattern Matched Line Count metric to work ?

Hi
has anyone been able to get this to work with more complex Perl expressions ?
Basically I can get simple, single expressions to match.
EG *(does not exist)* will match the text *"does not exist"* anywhere in a file.
However, if I want to match either does not exist OR file not found I should be able to do something like
*(does not exist)|(file not found)* OR *(does not exist|file not found)* but this just doesn't work.
I want to be able to do more complex expressions, using *\i* (ignore case), and *^* (start of line) *$* (end of line) expressions too.
I can test the matching functionality using a simple perl program, and I know the expression works in Perl.
Oracle is supposed to be using a perl pattern match but seems to fail unless it is a single simple expression.
Anyone been able to use this functionality at all.
Many thanks.

I have a chance to look into the parse-log1.pl script which is responsible for monitoring the log files and generating the alerts for EMGC. I am just pasting the comments given in this file
# This script is used in EMD to parse log files for critical and
# warning patterns. The script holds the last line number searched
# for each file in a state file for each time the script is run. The
# next run of the script starts from the next line. The state file name
# is read from the environment variable $EM_STATE_FILE, which must
# be set for the script to run.
but in my case this is not happending according to log files it is storing the lst read line of the log file but it is not using that info in its next run. The file will be scanned from the begining again but this is not the case with emagent.log file monitoring its working fine as expected and explained in the script file.
According to my observation this is becasue of the script is rotating my log file for each run i dont know how stop it. I just want to scan my log file I dont want to rotate my log file for each run of the script. Could any one please help me to solve this problem
Thanks
Ashok Chava.

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script:
--I use numToChar(940) which is a greek character, since in
our project we have english, greek, french all utf-8 encoded
member("myText").text=""
repeat with i=1 to 300
myString = " line " & numToChar(940) &
numToChar(940) & numToChar(940) & numToChar(940) & i
member("myText").setContentsAfter(RETURN & myString)
put i,member("myText").line[ i ],
member("myText").line.count
end repeat
Message window output:
-- 1 " line άάάά1" 2
-- 2 " line άάάά2" 3
. (everything ok so far)
-- 232 " line άάάά232" 233
-- 233 " line άάάά233" 234
-- 234 " line άάάά234" 209 HERE IS THE
PROBLEM - line.count DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY
-- 235 " line άάάά235" 210
-- 299 " line άάάά299" 274
-- 300 " line άάάά300" 275
put member("clippings").line.count
-- 275
-- But if i copy the text of the member and paste it into a
text editor, there are 300 lines!!!
put member("clippings").line[300]
-- " line άάάά300"
As a result, the pointToLine(the mouse Loc) is not working
well! The mouse is over a line and a different line has the
"active" color...
As you can see, the problem occurs after line 234!! :-|
Does anyone else have the same problem? I have a deadline and
can't figure out what to do!!
p.s. I updated a director MX file to a director 11 file. A
text member (contains greek and latin characters) opened in MX has
a line.count of 384 (correct) and the same member opened in 11 gave
a line.count of 275!!!!! Again the same problem with
pointToLine()...

>
Example A
>
> -- 233 " line ????233" 233
> -- 234 " line ????234" 208
> -- 235 "" 235 HERE IS THE PROBLEM - NO STING STORED IN
THE TEXT MEMBER
> AFTER THIS LINE
FWIW: I can replicate this problem, and it doesn't occur in
DMX2004, so
it's a new bug. It seems that line 234 gets the line number
wrong (208)
and it all turns to custard after that
>
Example B
>
> -- 232 " line ????232" 233
> -- 233 " line ????233" 234
> -- 234 " line ????234" 209 HERE IS THE PROBLEM -
line.count DOES NOT WORK
> CORRECTLY
> -- 235 " line ????235" 210
And I can replicate this too.
However, I can "fix" your second example by referencing
member.text.line
instead of member.line. See the following alteration to your
original
handler:
on test2
member("myText").text=""
c = numToChar(940)
s = "line " & c & c & c & c
repeat with i=1 to 300
member("myText").setContentsAfter(RETURN & s & i)
put i, member("myText").text.line
, member("myText").text.line.count
end repeat
end
I can't find a fix for your first example in a similar
fashion. It's not
permitted to execute member("myText").text.line =
"string"
> As a result, the pointToLine(the mouse Loc) is not
working well! The mouse is
> over a line and a different line has the "active"
color...
> p.s. I updated a director MX file to a director 11 file.
A text member
> (contains greek and latin characters) opened in MX has a
line.count of 384
> (correct) and the same member opened in 11 gave a
line.count of 275!!!!! Again
> the same problem with pointToLine()...
Try instead measuring member.text.line.count instead of
member.line.count
I will try to replicate the pointToLine() issue and see if I
can find a
workaround.

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