Google Message Security Batch Reference Guide - Manual (Page 215)

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qstring
The qstring rules are:
• If the target text starts with ‘=’, the result must be an exact match. For
example,
=jumboinc.com
returns exact matches.
• If the target text starts with ‘%’, the result can be a substring match. For
example,
%jumbo returns all domain names containing jumbo.
• If the target text ends with ‘$’, the result ends with this match. For example,
.com$ returns all domain names ending in .com.
• If the target text has no qstring marker, the result will begin with the matched
text. For example,
jumbo returns all domain names beginning with jumbo.
Note: The qstring filtering is not case sensitive.
ALL
The ALL parameter returns all domains. The list is sorted and filtered if additional
options are present. This parameter is case sensitive.
targetOrg
The targetOrg is the top-level org IID or org name where the search begins. Note
the capital ‘O’ in the spelling of targetOrg.
• Enclose in double quotes or preceded with a ‘\’ symbol if it
contains a quote (‘), double quote (“), backslash (\), apostrophe, commas, #, =
symbols. In addition when using a batch file, comments begin with a ‘#’ hash
symbol. If not on a separate line, the hash symbol could be interpreted as part
of a user or organization name.
Note: The search is much faster if this parameter is specified.
Default: Authority root for current admin.
orgtaggs qstring
The orgtaggs is the org name used in filtering the search for domains. The domain
search must match this orgname using the qstring rules explained above.
primaryqs qstring
The primaryqs is the primary domain name used in filtering the search for
domains. The domain search must match this primary domain name using the
qstring rules explained above.