Another Regexp question

Hey All,
I really do hate this REGEXP.
Ok, so here goes.
I want to make sure that a field starts out with "SSO ID: " <- obviously no quotes, but notice the spaces, hence why I put in quotes.
The SSO number is a 9 digits long.
So, I have tired this:
const Regexp UL_SSO_CHK = regexp2 "^SSO ID: 0-9{9}"
I have even tried:
const Regexp UL_SSO_CHK = regexp2 "^SSO ID: 0-90-90-90-90-90-90-90-90-9"

I do have fields that should match this every time, but are not matching.
Again, I have tried variations on the Regexp, but no good luck.
What is the world am I doing wrong? Why does this have to be so hard?
I just want to make sure the field starts with that and has a 9 digit SSO number.
I want to use Regexp because I will be using that same concept with other criteria.
Anybody have a nice Regexp tutorial that is very detailed on various criteria?
Thanks.
Jerry
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 10 15:38:13 EDT 2011

Re: Another Regexp question
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 10 15:44:42 EDT 2011

Re: Another Regexp question
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 10 15:45:29 EDT 2011

Re: Another Regexp question
dofstead - Wed Aug 10 16:53:47 EDT 2011

This seemed to work for me:
 

string x = "SSO ID: 123456789 more stuff"
 
const Regexp UL_SSO_CHK = regexp2 "^SSO ID: [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]"
 
if (UL_SSO_CHK x) then {
   ack "found"
} else {
   ack "not found"
}

Dave

Re: Another Regexp question
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 10 17:10:54 EDT 2011

string x = "SSO ID: 123456789 more stuff"
 
const Regexp UL_SSO_CHK = regexp2 "^SSO ID: [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]"
 
if (UL_SSO_CHK x) then {
   ack "found"
} else {
   ack "not found"
}