Darren,
I am totally not getting this.
I am using 7.3.3.
this is the querey i am typing
nsradmin> . type: NSR client; name: ntrs'*';

Current query set
nsradmin> print
No resources found for query:
                        name: ntrs'*';
                        type: NSR client;
nsradmin>


I used it \, $, ^ all of them giving me the same.

-Venkat


On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 11:15 AM, A Darren Dunham <ddunham AT taos DOT com> 
wrote:

> On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 10:12:59AM -0400, Venkat Tudi wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am looking to find out how to use wild cards in NSRADMIN.
> > for example
> > . type: NSR client; group: oradbs-*;
> >
> > print
>
> There is a 'nsr_regex' man page.  But the main thing is that you'll need
> to use regular expressions, not globs.
>
> So instead of '*' for zero or more characters, it would be '.*'.
>
> There's another trick.  It appears that if you don't use any regular
> expression characters, it has to be a complete match so:
>
> print name:john          would not match name: jonathan.
>
> But either of
>
> print name:john.*    or
> print name:^john
>
> would match.  The first because the .* matches the rest of the name, the
> second because the anchor shows this to be a regular expression.
>
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