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Hi Gary,
Thanks for posting here. You should be able to get away with this rather easily. You can make a regular expression that matches the first part of the table but not the endings that you specify and put that in an exclude tag:<exclude objecttype="Table" matches="\[t_str_(?!dimension\]|levels\])"/>
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That is wonderful!! Thanks again Brian.. You are the best!!
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I've been enjoying using the command line interface of the Compare tool and it has been very helpful thus far, but I am having a little difficulty in the granularity of selecting objects to compare (or not to in this case).
Here is the argfile:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <commandline> <include objecttype="Table"/> <exclude objecttype="Table" matches="t_rpt_rcn_"/> <exclude objecttype="Table" matches="t_temp_"/> <force/> <outputwidth>140</outputwidth> <snapshot1>\\server1\snapshot1.SNP</snapshot1> <snapshot2>\\server2\snapshot2.SNP</snapshot2> <out>\\server3\output.txt</out> <report>\\server3\report.html</report> </commandline>What I would like to do is now exclude all tables that start with "t_str_" with the exception of "t_str_dimension" and t_str_levels". I really don't want to have to explicitly exclude all 49 remaining tables.
Any ideas?
Peace,
Gary Hampson