During table/file migration, CDM uses delimiters to separate fields in CSV files. However, delimiters cannot be used in complex semi-structured data because the field values also contain delimiters. In this case, the regular expression can be used to separate the fields.

The regular expression is configured in Source Job Configuration. The migration source must be an object storage or file system, and File Format must be CSV.

Figure 1 Setting regular expression parameters

During the migration of CSV files, CDM can use regular expressions to separate fields and write parsed results to the migration destination. For details about the syntax of the regular expression, refer to the related documents. This section describes the regular expressions of the following log files:

Log4J Log
Log4J Audit Log
Tomcat Log
Django Log
Apache Server Log

Log4J Log

Log sample:

2018-01-11 08:50:59,001 INFO  [org.apache.sqoop.core.SqoopConfiguration.configureClassLoader(SqoopConfiguration.java:251)] Adding jars to current classloader from property: org.apache.sqoop.classpath.extra

Regular expression:
```
^(\d.*\d) (\w*)  \[(.*)\] (\w.*).*
```

Parsing result:

**Table 1** Log4J log parsing result
Column Number	Example Value
1	2018-01-11 08:50:59,001
2	INFO
3	org.apache.sqoop.core.SqoopConfiguration.configureClassLoader(SqoopConfiguration.java:251)
4	Adding jars to current classloader from property: org.apache.sqoop.classpath.extra

Log4J Audit Log

Log sample:

2018-01-11 08:51:06,156 INFO  [org.apache.sqoop.audit.FileAuditLogger.logAuditEvent(FileAuditLogger.java:61)] user=sqoop.anonymous.user    ip=189.xxx.xxx.75    op=show    obj=version    objId=x

Regular expression:

^(\d.*\d) (\w*)  \[(.*)\] user=(\w.*)    ip=(\w.*)    op=(\w.*)    obj=(\w.*)    objId=(.*).*

Parsing result:

**Table 2** Log4J audit log parsing result
Column Number	Example Value
1	2018-01-11 08:51:06,156
2	INFO
3	org.apache.sqoop.audit.FileAuditLogger.logAuditEvent(FileAuditLogger.java:61)
4	sqoop.anonymous.user
5	189.xxx.xxx.75
6	show
7	version
8	x

Tomcat Log

Log sample:

11-Jan-2018 09:00:06.907 INFO [main] org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener.log OS Name:               Linux

Regular expression:

^(\d.*\d) (\w*) \[(.*)\] ([\w\.]*) (\w.*).*

Parsing result:
Table 3 Tomcat log parsing result
Column Number

Example Value

1

11-Jan-2018 09:00:06.907

2

INFO

3

main

4

org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener.log

5

OS Name:Linux

**Table 3** Tomcat log parsing result
Column Number	Example Value
1	11-Jan-2018 09:00:06.907
2	INFO
3	main
4	org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener.log
5	OS Name:Linux

Django Log

Log sample:

[08/Jan/2018 20:59:07 ] settings     INFO     Welcome to Hue 3.9.0

Regular expression:
```
^\[(.*)\] (\w*)     (\w*)     (.*).*
```
Parsing result:
Table 4 Django log parsing result
Column Number

Example Value

1

08/Jan/2018 20:59:07

2

settings

3

INFO

4

Welcome to Hue 3.9.0

**Table 4** Django log parsing result
Column Number	Example Value
1	08/Jan/2018 20:59:07
2	settings
3	INFO
4	Welcome to Hue 3.9.0

Apache Server Log

Log sample:

[Mon Jan 08 20:43:51.854334 2018] [mpm_event:notice] [pid 36465:tid 140557517657856] AH00489: Apache/2.4.12 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.0.1t configured -- resuming normal operations

Regular expression:
```
^\[(.*)\] \[(.*)\] \[(.*)\] (.*).*
```

Parsing result:

**Table 5** Apache server log parsing result
Column Number	Example Value
1	Mon Jan 08 20:43:51.854334 2018
2	mpm_event:notice
3	pid 36465:tid 140557517657856
4	AH00489: Apache/2.4.12 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.0.1t configured -- resuming normal operations

Regular Expressions for Separating Semi-structured Text

Log4J Log

Log4J Audit Log

Tomcat Log

Django Log

Apache Server Log