Regex: Finding space between two strings that is too long - regex

Question

I have an XML file that I am trying to parse into my database, but am getting an error stating a certain field exceeds my max character count (2000). I've identified the field in question, but don't have a row number in my error, so I have to find and delete the offender(s) in the XML itself.
Below is a sample. I need to find any entries where the characters between the first occurrence of "CCCStmts Correction" and "RoAmts" is over 2000 characters. I'm using Notepad++ and can only think this will work with regex. Ideas?
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<CCCStmts Correction="sample text" />
<RoAmts PayType="x" AmtType="x" TotalAmt="x" />

Answer 1

Regex is not the answer. You could do it with regex, of course, but I assume you have used an API to represent the XML programmatically in a model? Or, even if not, that you are parsing it in order to submit the relevant value contained within the XML, to your database. So once you acquire the value, simply test its length then, and submit it if it conforms to the field's requirements.
To check the length of the string, simply use...
// if the length is 2000 or less
if (string.length()` < 2001) {
//your routine
}
... and it will skip over any value that is composed of 2001+ characters.
This approach does not require an additional iteration purely to search, and does not require any replacements to be made. It will be much tidier, and much more efficient.