In answer given by DMC, you need to add regular expression extractor TWICE to match/retrieve both the values with different Match No. (1, 2). Though it is also correct, suggesting better approach to achieve the same.
Another Approach:
1. Capture Both Values:
You can use Template to capture both the values at the same time, and later, refer it using indexing.
Please check the following screen shot:
Here, we captured both the values using two groups into two different templates, as $1$ and $2$ respectively. Here, templates store the data in the order of the groups specified in regular expression by default. (FYI, you can change the order also by tweaking the order of templates like $2$ and then $1$.)
Now, as in the diagram, we are capturing two values and storing them using templates: $1$ (refers to first group match) and $2$ (refers to second group match)
2. Retrieve Values:
Now, refer these values in your script by using the following syntax:
${insert_values_gn} (n refers to match no.)
eg:
${insert_values_g1} - refers to the first match
${insert_values_g2} - refers to the second match
To make it simple, You can think "insert_values" as list of strings captured using multiple groups and use 'n' (1,2,3 etc) as the index to retrieve the values.
Note: using templates, you can have any number of values can be retrieved using multiple groups and refer to them by indexing, using a single regular expression extractor.
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