H3C Technologies H3C S6300 Series Switches - Manual (Page 258)

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• Conditional match
To implement a complex data filtering with digits and character strings, you can add a match
attribute for a specific element.
Table 29 lists the conditional match operators.
Table 29 Conditional match operators
Operation Operator Remarks
More than match="more:value"
More than the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, and character string.
Less than match="less:value"
Less than the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, and character string.
Not less than match="notLess:value"
Not less than the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, and character string.
Not more than
match="notMore:value
" Not more than the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, and character string.
Equal match="equal:value"
Equal to the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, character string, OID, and BOOL.
Not equal
match="notEqual:value
" Not equal to the specified value. The supported data types
include date, digit, character string, OID, and BOOL.
Include match="include:string"
Includes the specified string. The supported data types
include only character string.
Not include match="exclude:string"
Excludes the specified string. The supported data types
include only character string.
Start with
match="startWith:strin
g" Starts with the specified string. The supported data types
include character string and OID.
End with
match="endWith:string
" Ends with the specified string. The supported data types
include only character string.
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