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Using Wildcards for Searching and Filtering
Wildcards enable you to select multiple files with a single specification:
File filter wildcards are for creating file and directory filters and searching for files in the
Information Repository.
Content searching wildcards are for content searching of the Information Repository as
well as for content criteria filtering using the Data Service Policies Criteria tab .
Wildcards for File Searching
Buffalo Surveillance Server enables you to use wildcards when you are searching for stored
video files. Wildcards for searching work on file and directory names.
Wildcards for File and Directory Filtering, File Searching, and Vault, Media Name,
Storage Pool, and Metadata Fields
Buffalo Surveillance Server enables you to use wildcards when creating file and directory filters
as well as when searching for files. Wildcards for file filters operate on filenames; directory
filters operate on directory name. Wildcards for searching work on file and directory names.
You can also use wildcards for the Vault, Media Name, and Storage Pool fields in the Source
tab and Destination tab of Data Services Policies and Destination tab of Camera Policies. See
respective Source or Destination tabs for details on how to utilize filters in the Vault, Media
Name, Storage Pool fields.
Wildcards can be used in combination with one another. See the last row of the table
below for examples.
Unless otherwise noted, searching is not case sensitive.
These wildcard operators will not work for content searching.
To obtain predictable results when using wildcards for metadata, it is best to avoid using
* and # .
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