Wildcard characters allow command line tool (CLT) commands to return a subset of results.
Command | Description |
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show job * |
Shows all jobs. Same as show job command. |
show job a* |
Shows all jobs with names beginning with "a". The shortest match is the name “a”. |
show job *z |
Shows all jobs with names ending with "z". The shortest match is the name “z”. |
show job a*z |
Shows all jobs with names beginning with "a" and ending with "z". The shortest match is the name “az”. |
show job *** |
Shows all jobs. The additional wildcards are ignored. |
show job a? |
Shows all jobs with names beginning with "a" that are two characters in length. For example, “ab”, “a1”, and “a2”, but not “a” or “a12”. |
show job ??? |
Shows jobs with names that are three characters in length. |
show job a?m*z |
Shows all jobs with names beginning with "a", followed by any character, followed by "m", followed by zero or more characters and ending with "z". For example, “almaraz”. |