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• Open the file by using wildcard characters

  Anyone know how to open a file by using wildcard characters in the name.

  For example, a certain folder will contain a number of files, with the name built as follows:

  CALDB_ then a serial number with 6 digits and then 14 characters, which could be ANYTHING.  so it might look like this

  CALDB_123456_33KA1234567890.txt

  or

  CALDB_123457_33KA1234567890.txt

  The key part of the file name is the serial number of 6 digits that is unique and the CALDB_ which is always the same.

  I would like to use a command file with the name of the file as something like CALDB_123456_*.txt, but it doesn't seem to work.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Hi Dylan,.

  Along our forum, I searched and found a similar question for the use of wildcards in file selection. An active user (unclebump) has responded to this request with a VI, with which you can select a folder on your computer that is scanned for some files. I adjusted this VI to select CALDB_ files *. You will find this file (zipped), including my attached test folder.

  Maybe it will be useful for your application.

  Best regards

  Peter Schutte

• How to use wildcard characters in the filter REMAINS for subscription items

  I've followed this documentation:

  String columns filters

  Support the % operator (started by).

  Support * operator (contains).

  Can't stand (trimmed) operator.

  Examples:

  Name = service *.

  Name = * g *.

  Name = * g - unauthorized

  URL OF THE REST:

  http:// /RequestCenter/nsapi/serviceitems/serviceitemsubscription /=

  I can get the filters to work without wildcards, but have had no success in using ' *' or '%' characters  Please provide an example encoded URL appropriate for

  ServiceItemTypeName starting with "virtual".  I was not able to get all the data returned when using wildcard characters in a filter.

  Here is what I tried:

  ServiceItemTypeName = instant virtual server

  http://10.8.0.46:8080/RequestCenter/NSAPI/serviceitems/serviceitemsubscription/ServiceItemTypeName=virtual%20Server%20Snapshot

  answer: 200

  literal works as expected

  ServiceItemTypeName = virtual %

  http://10.8.0.46:8080/RequestCenter/NSAPI/serviceitems/serviceitemsubscription/ServiceItemTypeName=virtual%25

  Request-Type = application/xml

  answer: 200

  expected result not returned

  ServiceItemTypeName = virtual *.

  http://10.8.0.46:8080 / RequestCenter/nsapi/serviceitems/serviceitemsubscription/ServiceItemTypeName virtual = *.

  Request-Type = application/xml

  500

  Internal error: invalid parameter values specified or an unexpected error.

  fails with the error response

  Hi Dan,.

  I don't think you can use wildcards here.

  Please see the integration Guide to 9.4. Section: "REST API-> Quick Reference.

  You will find a table of what features are supported for resources exposed by the API. There you will find a line for "All Service elements", and you will see that: get all the, sorting, paging and all filters are supported; Search for names of wildcards are not...

  When I came across this situation, I guess I'm trying to do a generic name search here... and it is not supported. This, however, works for the other columns (Designer if created), which is what, in my view, that documentation is trying to describe. (Although, personally, I feel that it is a bug).

• wildcard characters and blank lines

  After you import a .docx file - well, sometimes we have to do these things - I was hoping to find the blank lines with the familiar (relatively) ^$ generic, but all this is managing to locate is empty cells in a table. Any tips?

  Oops. My mistake. I wrote:

  Search: \p| where I meant \P|

  Replace: [empty]

  Wildcard characters allowed

  The case makes all the difference. There in the screen shot correctly, but I typed incorrectly.

  When you have time, you can try it once again, FieryPantone? I tested on 2015 and have installed 12 at this point.

• Using wildcard characters in the URL variables (very simple question, I know)

  Hi all!

  Pulling my hair out over this... How to use wildcard characters in the URL variables? I have this code in compositionReady (that works):

  var myurl = " " http://www.mydomain.com/Sub1/Sub2/pagename ";

  var currenturl = window.location

  if(MyURL == currenturl) {}

  sym.getSymbol("symbolname").play ();

  }

  It is simply the symbol "NomSymbole" play when the current URL corresponds to the variable 'myurl '. However, I want the symbol to play on all subpages of http://www.mydomain.com/sub1/sub2/ , and therefore, it seems logical to put in a wildcard as:

  http://www.mydomain.com/Sub1/Sub2/ * or something similar, but I can't seem to make it work?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  :-)

  Best,

  Thomas

  What of it?

  var mysubdomain = "http://www.mydomain.com/sub1/sub2/";

  var currenturl = window.location.toString ();

  If (currenturl. IndexOf (MySubDomain) = 0) {}

  sym.getSymbol("symbolname").play ();

  }

  DIA-

• Possible to use wildcard characters in passwords of pdf?

  I'm working on a pdf using Acrobat 9 for Mac portfolio.  Is it possible to set the password for the portfolio and the individual PDF within the portfolio to accept wildcard characters?

  For example:

  Password = 1234 X

  ensure that 12344, 12345 or 1234 some would work.

  As - is - it possible to have it ignore integers passed the password?

  Thanks in advance.

  None of these scenarios are possible with the passwords to Acrobat.

• Wildcard characters can be used to search / replace (Ctrl + F)

  CS4 running

  I want to essentially eliminate links secured in a report of statistics to a customer by replacing something like:

  This (each of them is unique after certain parts of the URL so needs to find several):

  " < a href =" https://sdkjhfb.com=SNG? & = 12e.com & SSL = & out = URY ">

  With this: < a href = "#" >

  Are there triggers or something where you can say any alpha or the digit or extended characters... are there special characters or setting?

  Thank you very much for your help time

  Hi time (?).

  You can try this: l http://www.trentmueller.com/blog/search-and-replace-wildcard-characters-in-dreamweaver.htm, or you take Google your friend and research on "regular expression", like this:

  http://www.google.de/#sclient=psy&hl=de&source=hp&q=dreamweaver+find+replace+regular+expre ssion & pbx = 1 & oq = dreamweaver + discovery + replace & aq = 1 L & AQI = g - L3 & aql = 1 & c = gs_sm & gs_upl = 21l2l2l0l0l0l0l281l531l2 - 2l2l0 & bav = we. 2765l3156l0l44 2, or.r_gc.r_pw & fp = fbaec3388c8963fe & biw = 1280 & bih = 813.

  Hans-Günter

• Search by wildcard characters in the data store

  I'm trying to search with a wildcard in a PDO data store.

  This produces a result:

  Back EMF Date: time 2012-08-20: 14:16:04

  But that does not

  Return *.

  How can I use wildcards in a search for data store?

  I guess that all of the following conditions must create correct results

  Dim query: query set = store. CreateQuery
  
  query. ReturnType = "measure".
  
  query. Conditions.Add 'Measure', 'name', 'is', ' back. "
  
  store. Search (Query)

  store. GetElementList ("Action", "name = % rear", true)

  store. GetElementList ("Action", "name = back *", false)

  store. GetElementList ("Action", "name = back *")

  Please take into account the fact that the PDO does not support case-insensitive query.

  I assume you are using an AVL Puma. You may need to set a switch in advanced the PDO connection dialog box. 'Use as instead of GAME'.

  In the connection setting, it appears as

  YES

• Wildcard characters in get-opinion

  Does anyone have the details on the use of wildcards with the cmdlet get-view?

  for example

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine-filter @{"Name" = "Server *"}

  where I want to send all the virtual machines with starting with the name of the server

  This does not work, but I don't know there is a syntax that is available to make it work

  In the Get-View filter, you can use a set of regex expressions

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine-filter @{"Name" = "^ Server"}

  This will resturn each virtualmachine whose name starts with 'server '.

  In VMware PowerCLI and Get-view filters , you will find some info.

• wildcard characters and thesaurus entries

  I have a few keyword searches that the company wants to return several results, but currently they are fit only on 1 result.
  So for example, if a user is looking for the part number 123, they want it back 1234, 12345, 12346, 12347 12348, etc.. But it is only part 1234.
  
  Is an entry in the thesaurus of the best way to handle something like that? Is it possible to trigger a generic search using a thesaurus entry? Because a search of 123 * returns the greater part of what is wanted.

  Ah yes, I thought you meant, you can configure an entry in dictionary of synonyms for 123--> 1234, 1235, etc.. To answer your question - No. If you want to do something like that, you would set up the merchandising rules (assuming you want the company to be able to configure it) and have the web application check the ENEQueryResults for a rule with generic = box and repeat the search as a wildcard.

  Michael

• Using wildcard characters in If statement

  Hello. I have 2 parts numbers, I will try to find and I want to just display the text below these 2 parts only. Part 2 numbers:

  PL-PLCC44-S - 01 TR

  PL-PLCC68-S - 01 TR
  

  This isn't on a search page, so the similar command does not work. I created this if statement and when I put any reference in quotes, it works fine, but I want to use a wildcard character, since there will be more parts like that and I don't want to continue to add parts to this if statement. So, basically, I'm trying to find all the references that end with TR. If they do, display the text on the page below. How to properly use these jokers?

  Purchase Dept. < cfif ThisPart.Client_SKU EQ '% TR' > 50pcs is required. < / cfif >

  Thank you.

  Andy

  Here's the answer:

  To buy the Dept. of 50pcs.

• Search for wildcard characters

  Hello
  
  Can we use the wildcard search in Berkeley Java Edition. The joker that interests me is to search a text field that begin with the specific prefix. For example, in SQL query can find all text that start with the prefix "XML", by specifying the lookup key to be "XML %". Can it be done in Berkeley I if I use a Direct persistence layer?
  Thank you
  
  Samir

  Samir,

  If you search the forum for 'DPL query', you will find the wire this query is possible using DPL? which is the same kind of question. In particular, if you read the white paper recommended (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/berkeley-db/pdf/performing%20queries%20in%20oracle%20berkeley%20db%20java%20edition.pdf) you can see an example of the query, that you ask the subject.

  Kind regards

  Linda

• Using wildcard characters in the Script Map

  Hi everyone, im new in FDM and I have some doubts on mapping scripts.
  
  I have to recreate this translation in FDM Hyperion rule:
  
  ACC_SAP tm_sap Reverse sign UD4
  N21099Z300 {NULL} FAKE CD1
  D31199Z000 {NULL} FAKE CD1
  ???? 99 * FAKE CD
  
  ACC_SAP is the account of the source
  TM_SAP will be loaded UD5 (as looking up)
  
  How can I manage with a similar mapping?
  
  I guess the use of the script, but im not sure how to use wildcards wildcard in scripts, is - it possible?
  
  Another related issue, in an explicit mapping, how can I manage with NULL values if I want to assign [none] value, what I have to insert the value NULL into the field source th?
  
  BR and thanks

  As long as you're using wildcards in the source and them pointing to a single account, you can do all that you have demonstrated. All this is done directly in the similar table. No script is needed.

  ??? 99 * goes to the HFM_99 or whatever your target.

• What is the problem with my ACL using wildcard characters.

  I'm trying to deny little hosts in Cisco ASA however, I got the error why I should use the "subnet mask" for ACL in this firewall. ?

  192.168.1.44

  192.168.1.45

  192.168.1.46

  192.168.1.47

  extended access list 1 inside_access_in_1 line deny icmp 192.168.1.44 0.0.0.3 host 8.8.8.8

  ERROR: IP address, mask of <192.168.1.44,0.0.0.3>is not pair

  Help, please.

  Thank you.

  Since you're on a SAA, you cannot use a mask with joker - try to use the subnet mask itself (255.255.255.252). You have the correct generic, but Cisco ASA (or, to my knowledge, some the most of them) do not support masks with joker in the instructions of the ACL. Otherwise, it looks good to me. Let us know how it goes!

• Wildcard characters in the string for NthWord

  I have a script that looks through the pages to see if the 70th word on each page is equal to a code number.

  This number is unique for each instance: for example 1090089, 10704591 but always will start with number one.

  I am not coming with an expression javascript for a wild-card search call, the rest of the script is allowed.

  Can someone please offer assistance with the Joker of the script search component works correctly?

  var this.numPages = NUMPAGES;

  for (var k = 0; k < numpages; k ++)
  {
  {
  numWords var = this.getPageNumWords (k);
  for (var i = 0; i < numWords; i ++)
  {
  var ckWord = this.getPageNthWord (k, i, true);

  var q = this.getPageNthWordQuads (k, i);
  Convert quads in the rotation by default user space
  Userspace used by links.
  m = (new Matrix2D).fromRotated(this,0);
  mInv = m.invert)
  r = mInv.transform (q)
  r = r.ToString)
  r = r.split(",");

  If (ckWord == '1' + / d\d\d\d\d\d\ / & & I == 70))
  {
  Console.println ("Code number is" + "Page" + (k + 1));
  }
  }
  }
  }

  It is not clear what restrictions there are on the code you are looking for, but the following will match a string that starts with "1" followed by six digits or more:

  If (ckWord.match(/^1\d{6,}$/) & I == 70) {}