I was also stumped in using ? as a wildcard until I found the following which said to use a . instead of ? then it worked fine when searching for all computers starting with abc as an example, (?i:^abc.)
Awesome!!! I have been beating myself up trying to figure out what should be a useful simple functionality and here it is very clearly explained, thank goodness!
This is very helpful Kevin.
I was also stumped in using ? as a wildcard until I found the following which said to use a . instead of ? then it worked fine when searching for all computers starting with abc as an example, (?i:^abc.)
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:XWqH8ncjpkQJ:www.opsmanjam.com/OpsManJam%2520Library/Featured%2520Articles/Regular%2520expression%2520support%2520in%2520SCOM%25202007.docx+scom+using+regular+expressions+with+wildcards&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au
Cheers,
John Bradshaw
I used this today and it helped me out.
Awesome!!! I have been beating myself up trying to figure out what should be a useful simple functionality and here it is very clearly explained, thank goodness!
Really helpful tips.. Thanks Kevin
Thanks Kevin. Really helpful. You rock as always!!