Windows filename wildcard

• Can a wildcard search be performed if a path is not tokenized?

  For queries involving path segments that are not tokenized, wildcard searches can be submitted. for any path that has system as sub-path in it. When performing a loadable module filename (modload) search (as shown in path), leading forward and back slashes are tokenized.

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• What happens if a process search has a leading wildcard?

  Leading wildcards carry a significant performance penalty for the search. While process searches with leading wildcards are blocked by default beginning in Carbon Black EDR 6.2.3, you can change this either through the Advanced Settings page or the cb.conf file.

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• What is a wildcard No data response?

  Wildcard No Data Responses If there is a wildcard match for QNAME, but QTYPE is not present at that name, the response MUST include a closest encloser proof for QNAME and MUST include the NSEC3 RR that matches the wildcard. This combination proves both that QNAME itself does not exist and that a wildcard that matches QNAME does exist.

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• What is a filename statement?

  The FILENAME statement has been around a long time. It has been traditionally used to reference an external file on disk. However, there are many “not so well-known” functionalities, for which the FILENAME statement is a boon.

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• [PDF File]The Power of “The FILENAME” Statement

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  The FILENAME statement specifies a file reference (commonly called as fileref), that serves as a link to an external file, device or an access method. It doesn’t do any type of data processing but still in the world of SAS, this is one of the most commonly and frequently used statements.

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• Effective Searching of Windows File Systems

  You can use your own wildcards to limit search results. You can use a question mark (?) as a wildcard for a single character and an asterisk (*) as a wildcard for any number of characters. For example, *.pdf would return only files with the PDF extension.

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• [PDF File]DNS Wildcards - ISC

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  DNS wildcards have their own rules that are different from other systems with wildcards (regular expressions, Unix shell filename globbing, DOS/Windows filename wildcards ...) RFC Standards DNS wildcards have been originally defined in the “original” DNS RFC 1034 , and have been updated in RFC 6672 (DNAME Redirection in the DNS) and RFC 4592

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• [PDF File]Advanced Search Queries - VMware Carbon Black

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  Wildcard searches with *; for example, process_name:win*.exe Terms can be limited to a single field with : syntax; for example: process_name:svchost.exe Multiple terms are connected with AND if not otherwise specified. Terms that are not preceded by fields are expanded to search all default fields.

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• [PDF File]Windows File Management - Google

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  Windows/File Explorer in different versions of Windows, but they all have the same basic purpose: to create, move, delete, and rename both files and folders — to manage files and folders. Windows‐based computers use drives to organize files and assigns a letter to

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• [PDF File]Using External Files and Devices

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  subfiles fileref without changing the FILENAME statement. You can also use wildcards in filenames, but not in directory names, when you use aggregate syntax: filename curdir "."; data; infile curdir(’wild*’); input; run; The period in the FILENAME statement refers to the current directory. See Table 4.2

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