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wildcards in k1000 searches

Maybe this is old news, but you can use mysql wildcards in the k100 interface when running searches. Ex. If I had a ticket/user lookup for a Donald MacSomething or McSomething that I cant recall, I can search for DM%@mydomain.edu and return the users with that combo. It looks like the % wildcard at the beginning and end of the term is implied. The single wildcard '_' (no quotes) also works. % wildcard for multiple characters, _ wilcard for single character.

Posted 10 years ago 5581 views

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  • also you can separate terms with wildcards to get better results. I.e. a search for "jsmith gwashington" is going to look for exactly that string, whereas a search for "jsmith%gwashington" is going to look for those terms more generally. - tholmes 10 years ago
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