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--- technote:list [2026/02/17 23:30] – [Using Wildcards in LIST Files] Scott Cunliffe
+++ technote:list [2026/02/18 00:40] (current) – [Example LIST File] Scott Cunliffe
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 </code>
+{{prod_filters.png}}
 ==== Using the LIST Filter in TapeMaster ====
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 This allows a single LIST filter to match multiple categories of text.
-===== Notes =====
+<note>
-LIST files are read sequentially until a match is found.
-Blank lines should be avoided.
-Each line should contain a valid TapeTrack filter pattern.
-LIST filters can be used in TapeMaster filters and TapeTrack CLI filters (where supported).
+LIST files are read sequentially until a match is found. \\
+Blank lines should be avoided. \\
+Each line should contain a valid TapeTrack filter pattern. \\
+LIST filters can be used in TapeMaster filters and TapeTrack CLI filters (where supported). \\
+</note>
 ===== Example: Combining LIST with Standard Filters =====
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 For example, a LIST file could contain all patterns related to production backups:
-<code> *prod* *production* *weekly backup* *full backup* </code>
+<code>*prod*
+*production*
+*weekly backup*
+*full backup* </code>
 Then the TapeMaster Description filter can be applied as:
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 <code> *LIST:prod_filters.txt </code>
-This provides a centralised way to manage filtering rules.
+This provides a centralized way to manage filtering rules.
+LIST filtering provides a simple way to match a field against multiple patterns stored in an external file.  It is ideal for environments where filtering rules must be maintained and reused across operators, jobs, or automation scripts.
+=====See Also=====
-===== Summary =====
+[[general:pattern_matching|pattern matching]] \\
+[[technote:FUZZY|FUZZY Matching]] \\
-LIST filtering provides a simple way to match a field against multiple patterns stored in an external file.
-It is ideal for environments where filtering rules must be maintained and reused across operators, jobs, or automation scripts.
+{{tag> technote pattern string}}