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Regular Expressions in CA GovernanceMinder

CA GovernanceMinder uses regular expressions to define patterns for various match or filter operations, such as business process rules (BPRs). CA GovernanceMinder supports most standard regular expression syntax. The following table lists commonly used special characters.

Character

Usage

*

Matches any string of zero or more characters. For example, the following pattern matches both Maureen and Green:

*reen

.

Matches any single character. For example, the following pattern finds the names Dean, Sean, and Jean:

.ean

[ ]

Matches any single character within the specified range. For example, the following pattern matches Larsen and Karsen but not Carsen:

[K-P]arsen

|

Matches any one of the concatenated regular expressions. For example, the following pattern matches Jerrold, Jorge, or Jurgenson.

(Jer*)|(Jor*)|(Jur*)

[^]

Matches any single character not within the specified range. For example the following pattern finds Delano but not Desiree.

De[^s]