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I am trying to find all instances of a pattern ONLY in a line that begins with 'Service ID' but it is also matching many other results from other lines, that I don't want to include from any other places.
Here is the input text:
Dear Customer,
Wxyz Communication is in receipt of maintenance activity. The details of maintenance activity are as below. Your below mentioned service would experience an outage of “2 Hours” during the activity window.
Wxyz COMMUNICATIONS
Planned Work Notification
Ticket Reference - TCL CHGP1234567
Service ID 066BANGX1234567890, 066BANGX1234567891, A0B1C-D4E-FG5
NIMS ID A0ANX-T9Y-NP1, A0BC5-T1Y-NP1
Maintenance Type Emergency
Activity Status Scheduled
Execution Owner 3rd party service Provider
Location of activity Thailand
Activity Window (IST) 2020-09-07 23:30:00 IST to 2020-09-08 04:30:00 IST
Activity Window (GMT) 2020-09-07 18:00:00 GMT to 2020-09-07 23:00:00 GMT
Expected Impact Duration(DD:HH:MM) : 2 Hours
Activity Description Service provider will be performing an emergency software up gradation on their core router to improve the performance of service.
We request you to reschedule sensitive operations at your end accordingly.
We apologize for any inconvenience due to this event and resulting downtime.
If you have any queries with respect to this activity, feel free to contact us on the coordinates mentioned below:
Mail ID :planned.activity@Wxyzcommunications.com
Contact Number : + 91 20 1234 5678 & Toll Free no: 1-8001234567
We look forward to your co-operation and a long term synergic association.
Best Regards,
Customer Service
Wxyz COMMUNICATIONS
Ref:MSGTCL000027382595
Here is the RegEx:
(Service ID\s+,)*(?<CircuitID>[A-Z0-9]{11,30})
Here is the expected output:
066BANGX1234567890
066BANGX1234567891
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