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[LDM #NTZ-457389]: pqact question.

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  • Subject: [LDM #NTZ-457389]: pqact question.
  • Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2022 16:37:38 -0700
It maybe possible with the following - but this is specific to your question, 
and it may need a little fiddling to make it work broader.

The first example would just process all of the RR.RSA products that are not 
RR9:

^SRUS56 KRSA ...... /pRR[0-8]RSA

If you were looking to omit the RR5, you could it this way:

^SRUS56 KRSA ...... /pRR[0-46-9]RSA

Finally, if you wanted all the alpha and numerical RR products but not the "9":

^SRUS56 KRSA ...... /pRR[A-Z0-8]RSA

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>> In reply to: >>
Description of problem: Good Afternoon. I was hoping you can help with some 
syntax for the pqact.conf . Is there an easy way to filter files I do not want 
to process? For example, I do NOT want to process RR9RSA files that come from 
SRUS56, but I do need the RR2RSA. Is there a NOT option? like p(!RR9RSA) ? 

Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: NTZ-457389
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
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