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Currently, we are using like statements to generate the object query. Therefore, we have to use % on the command line. This is somewhat problematic on Windows systems, because % is a special character and thus has to be escaped. This is done by doubling or sometimes quadrupling this character, e.g. XLIB_%%%% as the proper filter in a batch script.
Thus, we want to be able to use * in addition to % for the filter. If we encounter a *, we will automatically convert that to a %.
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Currently, we are using like statements to generate the object query. Therefore, we have to use % on the command line. This is somewhat problematic on Windows systems, because % is a special character and thus has to be escaped. This is done by doubling or sometimes quadrupling this character, e.g. XLIB_%%%% as the proper filter in a batch script.
Thus, we want to be able to use
*
in addition to%
for the filter. If we encounter a*
, we will automatically convert that to a%
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: