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These The Specify Event Filter Criteria windows allow you to use words, phrases, and wildcards to further define your audit event filter criteria. For example, you can use this window to filter out events that occur on all databases in your environment that use a naming convention such as "dbname01".
Available actions
Filter events on objects whose names match the listed words, phrases, or wildcards
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Use the following examples to help you define wildcard match criteria. Note that wildcard matches are not case-sensitive.
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| One digit | # | You want: All databases with name of testNN | You specify: test## | You get: Test00Test01test#1 |
| One character | ? | You want: All databases with name of testXX | You specify: test?? | You get: Test00Test01TEST?htester |
| Any character | * | You want: All databases that start with test | You specify: test* | You get: Test00Test01test0101test4metest#1TEST?htest*devtestertest |
<Event filter criteria> to match
Allows to you change the list of match criteria. You can add a new criterion or remove an existing criterion.
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