Specifiying tables in xml/command line utility

If I run the following

&lt;include&gt;Table:TestKey$&lt;/include&gt;
	&lt;ignoremissing/&gt;
	&lt;ignoredifferent/&gt;
	&lt;synchronize/&gt;

I get error (Nothing to compare). but if I take off the $

&lt;include&gt;Table:TestKey&lt;/include&gt;
	&lt;ignoremissing/&gt;
	&lt;ignoredifferent/&gt;

I get the following:

Object type Name Records DB1 DB2
Table [dbo].[TestKey] 2 == ==

Isn't the $ simply supposed to represent and end in RegEx? Else I guess I could add excludes for tables with similar names like

<exclude>TestKeyLog</exclude>
<exclude>TestKey</exclude>

But I'm surprised the $ version isn't working, when previous posts suggest it would.

monkeygrind March 30, 2007 12:33

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The last character of a table name is the ] character.

So if you used the following I believe it will work.
<include>Table:TestKey]$</include>

Please let me know how you get on.

Dave Mellors April 04, 2007 09:33

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Got it now - was going off an example elsewhere on this forum.

monkeygrind April 04, 2007 09:48

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