I have a stream with one defined regex rule, a simple: 

'source' must match regular expression '(1\.2\.3\.4|9\.8\.7\.6)'  

kind of thing. There are 6 IP addresses in this particular inclusive list. 
I don't think the regex is performing slowly enough to stop the stream 
processing, but perhaps the system as a whole is periodically busy doing 
other things which delay the stream processor long enough to terminate it. 
It would need to take 2+ seconds to process one of these matches in order 
to terminate it, and I highly doubt this regex could ever take that long. 
It seems like a "relative vs absolute clock" issue in the way these are 
being timed. 

It would be nice to just do exact matches on a logical OR list of values, 
but as far as I can tell that's not possible. 

Any ideas out there?  Thanks!

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