EMC OL-8950-01 Compound Wildcard Patterns, Example 1-100&*02468 matches even numbers between 1

Special characters for compound wildcard patterns are summarized below.

Table 11: Compound Wildcard Patterns

CHARACTER	DESCRIPTION
&	“And Also” for a compound wildcard pattern. If a component basic wildcard
	pattern is preceded by & (or is the first basic wildcard pattern in the
	compound wildcard pattern), it must successfully match.
	Example: *NY*&*Router* matches all strings which contain NY and also
	contain Router.
	Example: <1-100>&*[02468] matches even numbers between 1 and 100
	inclusive. The <1-100> component only passes numbers in the correct range
	and the *[02468] component only passes numbers that end in an even digit.
	Example: *A**B*&*C* matches strings that contain either an A or a B, and
	also contain a C.
~	“Except” for a compound wildcard pattern (opposite function of &).If a
	component basic wildcard pattern is preceded by ~, it must not match.
	Example: 10.20.30.*~10.20.30.50 matches all devices on network
	10.20.30 except 10.20.30.50.
	Example: *Router*~*Cisco*&*10.20.30.*~10.20.30.<10-20>* matches a
	Router, except a Cisco router, with an address on network 10.20.30, except
	not 10.20.30.10 through 10.20.30.20.

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