Google Message Security Batch Reference Guide User Manual
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address qstring
An address qstring parameter is the partial or full user’s email address. This is the
target text to match with the search results using the qstring rules explained
below.
qstring
The qstring includes:
•
If target text starts with ‘=’, the result must be an exact match. For example,
returns exact matches.
•
If the target text starts with ‘%’, the result can be a substring match. For
example,
%smith
returns all users’ addresses containing smith.
•
If the target text ends with ‘$’, the result ends with this match. For example,
.com$
returns all users’ addresses ending in .com.
•
If the target text has no qstring marker, the result will start with the matched
text. For example,
msm
returns all user addresses beginning with msm.
Note:
The qstring filtering is not case sensitive.
ALL
The ALL parameter returns all user addresses. 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. This
is much faster if specified. Note the capital ‘O’ in the spelling of targetOrg.
Default: Authority root of current admin
orgtagqs qstring
The orgtagqs parameter is the orgname used in filtering the search for users. The
user search must match this orgname using the qstring rules explained above.
primaryqs qstring
The primaryqs parameter is the primary user address used in filtering the search
for users. The user search must match this primary user address using the qstring
rules explained above.