By using wildcards in a file resource name, you can create a file record that corresponds to multiple files: any file with a name that matches the wildcard pattern is protected by the access authorities associated with the record.
The wildcards you can use are:
If a physical resource name matches more than one resource record name, the longest non-wildcard match is used for that resource.
CA ControlMinder does not accept the following patterns in names of FILE resources:
Example: Use of Wildcards in a FILE Resource
The FILE resource /usr/lpp/bin/* protects all files and sub-directories under /usr/lpp/bin (however deeply nested).
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