\*

To match on any string containing a specific set of characters, and a supported wildcard search; place a \ (backslash) character before the wildcard character.

Supported wildcards include:

For example, enter Feature\* to search on the string Feature, followed by an *.

For example, enter Feature\? to search on the string Feature, followed by a ?.

For example, enter Feature\\ to search on the string Feature, followed by a \.

\?

\“

\‘

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<specific set of characters>*Name

To search on any string containing a specific set of characters, any number of other characters, and the characters names.

For example, enter WWGM*Name to search for any string with any number of characters that contain WWGM and the character names.

<specific set of characters>?Name

To search on any string containing a specific set of characters, one other character, and the character’s name.

For example, enter WWGM?Name to search on WWGM, only one other character, and the character name.

<specific set of characters>?*Name

To search on any string containing a specific set of characters, one or more other characters, and the characters names.

For example, enter WWGM?*Name to search on WWGM, one or more other characters, and those character names.

<specific set of characters>\*

To search on the string containing a specific set of characters, and the wildcard * (asterisk). For example, enter WWGM\* to search on any string beginning with WWGM.

<specific set of characters>\?

To search on the string containing a specific set of characters, and the wildcard ? (question mark).

For example, enter WWGM\? to search on WWGM anywhere within the string.

<specific set of characters>\\

To search on the string containing a specific set of characters, and the \ (backslash) character.

For example, enter WWGM\\.

“<string containing white space>”

To match on a string containing white space, place a “ (double-quote), or ‘ (single-quote) character around the string.

For example, to match on asynchronous mode, enter ”asynchronous mode”.

‘<string containing white space>’

“<string containing white space>”<and>’<string containing white space>’

To match on multiple strings containing a white space, place a “ (double-quote) or ‘ (single-quote) character around each string separated by a space, or line between the strings. The default logical relationship between multiple search strings is OR, which is represented by a space.

For example, to match on asynchronous mode or Pro*Data functions, enter:

"asynchronous mode" 'Pro*Data functions’.

You can also enter,

<string containing white space><space><string containing white space>

To search for multiple strings with a white space where you want the results for either string, separate the strings with a space.

For example, enter WWGM*Get ProMdl* to search for all strings matching WWGM*Get or ProMdl*.

<string containing white space><and><string containing white space>

To search for multiple strings with a white space where you want the results that only contain both strings, do not separate the strings with a space.

For example, enter WWGM*GETProMdl* to search for strings that match WWGM*Get and ProMdl*.

<string><and><string>

If a string matches two or more search strings, the APIWizard displays only one result in the search table, for example: Full* *Name returns only one entry for each FullName property found.

<string><and>’<string>’

To match on mix quoted and non-quoted strings, returns all instances of strings containing <string> and “<string>”, or strings containing on of the strings. For example, Get*Name “family table” returns all instances of strings containing Get and Name, or strings containing family table.