wildcard | Dirt Simple Wildcard Matching

What I'm trying to do is to pull out a subset of tables from a Google Big Query Dataset based on the name of those tables and then add those tables to a Tableau datasource without having to join or union any of the tables.

I want to pull out all the tables beginning with System_1, from the below dataset

1. System_1_Start
2. System_1_Middle
3. System_1_End
4. System_2_Start
5. System_2_Middle
6. System_2_End
7. System_3_Start
8. System_3_Middle
9. System_3_End

I have been able to do a wildcard search using Information_Schema.Tables to get all the names of the tables that begin with System_1, but I cannot figure out a way to then get all of the tables with those names as the output of the query (SQL below)

I'm new to makefile. I'm trying to perform some shell operation inside a makefile under a target. I made a new_target without modifying the working code. The code looks like this:

Ive been tasked with linking the ids of two different API's, the linking will be done based on names, therefore the searches use wildcard are a bit slow.

For example- One api uses the name Lionel Messi, while the other uses Lionel Andrés Messi. To solve this queries are done by doing

I want to be able to search elasticsearch for either an exact match, or a partial search.

my input could be either name: Foobar and in my list of results, I should be able to see any names matching Foobar. Although if I enter Fo* I want to get back any names matching Fosuch as Foreman, Foobill etc.

At the moment, if I search my database I just get back all the results to do with name regardless of what the string looks like.

My code:

what pattern/wildcard I can use to get below two files separately?. Currently I am using this pattern CRM#ContractsBillingAccount*.csv but both filename get qualified for it. how to avoid it?

CRM#ContractsBillingAccount_v_yyyymmdd-hhmm.csv

CRM#ContractsBillingAccountAddresses_v_yyyymmdd-hhmm.csv

I am using SSIS foreach loop container and with foreach file enumerator

I have no trouble with Get-ChildItem using * as a wildcard, but I wonder if it can be made to work with more refined wild cards. Given a file like C:\Folder\journal.0001.txt I would want to use the wildcard C:\Folder\journal.####.txt to get all "regular" journal files, but skip the ones named with this format journal.0000.worker1.log. Using the wildcard in the path throws an error that the path doesn't exist, and replacing the file bit with a simple * and the using journal.####.txt as a filter or include doesn't work. I do see that journal.????.txt works, but that would potentially grab journal.ABCD.txt should it exist. And I haven't even started playing with character sets.

I'm trying to port the file_serving example to use HTTPS.

I've attempted to move the spiff file server functionality to the existing https_server example inside esp-idf but I get the error: httpd_server_init: error in creating ctrl socket (112)

I realize that this is probably not the easiest way to do it and instead I should work on re-writing the original file_serving example code to use https instead. The function to start the server is in the file_server.c:

I'm trying to run a macro that does three things:

1. Loops through a series of excel files
2. Identifies a row containing the text "project attributes"
3. Uses this row to set a range to perform a merge operation

I constructed this out of building blocks of code I found elsewhere, and I know that each works independently (i.e. I can run through all files without performing actions, and I can identify the row and perform the merge) but when I combine them, I get a run-time 91 error "Object variable or With Block variable not set" - associated with this line " FindRowNumber = FindRow.Row ".

Looking for guidance as to how I can avoid having this variable set to "Nothing" as it appears in the Watches window.

Thanks!

Guys could you please help on creating a Regex for below Scenario.

I'm trying to create regex to match file name active users in wildcard.

Tried the basic one but doesn't work (?i)^active users$

example:

1. Regex should match the word(active users) with case insensitive

• AcTiVE Users
• active users
• ACTIVE USERS

1. Regex should also match the word(active users) even though character present in prefix and suffix

• Active users_test
• Test_ACTIVE USERS