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Selection masks

You can use wildcards to specify a selection mask that filters the data to be monitored in a workload definition.

You can use an asterisk to represent one or more characters. For example, if you enter IMS* in the target field, all targets that begin with IMS will be included in the workload.

You can use a plus sign or a question mark to represent a single character. For example, if you enter IMS+9 in the target field, all targets that begin with IMS, have any single character in the fourth position, and end with 9 will be included in the workload.

Related topic

IMS workload definitions overview

 

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