Bobby,
1) A permit to "DUMMY" will incorporate any dataset ID prefixed by "DUMMY".
2) A permit to "DUMMY." imputes the presence of at least two qualifiers
(i.e., "DUMMY.X", "DUMMY.X.Y", etc.).
3) Same as (2), previous.
4) Same as (2), previous.
A "+" character can be used to replace a single character in the dataset
mask.
Please note that "the %" character has a special meaning in a resource ID
mask (i.e., it is replaced by the current accessor ID), except where "%mn%"
is coded. In the latter case, the "%mn%" string is replaced by a substring
of the current accessor ID, beginning at position "m" and extending for "n"
characters.
John P. Baker
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Original Message:
Sent: 6/20/2022 8:24:00 PM
From: bobby sagami
Subject: dataset masks
searching for broadcom page on TSS dataset masking, specifically use of '*'.
e.g. difference between 1) DUMMY 2) DUMMY. 3) DUMMY.* 4) DUMMY.**
Is there a symbolic for each character? e.g. DUMMY.%TEST, DUMMY.%PROD where % can be any 1 position character
thank you, bobby