At the moment we struggle a bit with some more advanced searches for Assets. We sometimes would like to show assets that contain some text or perhaps a part of a prefix.
For example, if we have the following display names (Telephone numbers) for SIM-cards
0611111111
0611111112
09711111111
09711111112
and then would like to only search for phone numbers that start with '097' i would think about entering something like '097*' using the '*' as a wildcard returning 09711111111 and 09711111112.
The '*' symbol shouldn't be the only thing that is possible to use. Also something like '?' might be usefull as shown below:
SYS-MOB110
SYS-MOB210
SYS-MOB310
SYS-MOB320
SYS-MOB330
So when i search for 'SYS-MOB3?0' then
SYS-MOB310
SYS-MOB320
SYS-MOB330
would return.
There are more trickes like these, however. I'm not known with all of those. Perhaps others know or you guys known the proper 'standards' for this.
Rik Snoei
At the moment we struggle a bit with some more advanced searches for Assets. We sometimes would like to show assets that contain some text or perhaps a part of a prefix.
For example, if we have the following display names (Telephone numbers) for SIM-cards
0611111111
0611111112
09711111111
09711111112
and then would like to only search for phone numbers that start with '097' i would think about entering something like '097*' using the '*' as a wildcard returning 09711111111 and 09711111112.
The '*' symbol shouldn't be the only thing that is possible to use. Also something like '?' might be usefull as shown below:
SYS-MOB110
SYS-MOB210
SYS-MOB310
SYS-MOB320
SYS-MOB330
So when i search for 'SYS-MOB3?0' then
SYS-MOB310
SYS-MOB320
SYS-MOB330
would return.
There are more trickes like these, however. I'm not known with all of those. Perhaps others know or you guys known the proper 'standards' for this.
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