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Specify any member subsetting to be done

Use Advanced Filter Method Check this to make the monitor use the advanced filtering system. If the box is left unchecked then the old filter expression method will be used.
Old filter method expression You may specify a specific member name, or use filter characters to be creative about a collection of members to be monitored. The filter characters are embedded with any other characters for pattern matching of the member name, similar to the usage of the wildcard characters on the workstation directory command. The filter characters are:
* any character may follow
? any character in this position
+ the character in this position must be non-blank
- the character in this position must be a blank
/ the character in this position must be numeric
\ the character in this position must be non-numeric
Advanced filter method When the advanced filter method checkbox is checked, the Current Active Filter list box, and the Filter Database list box become active. To add rules to the current active filters, select it in the filter database list box, and click on either the Include button, or the Exclude button that become active between the two list boxes. Clicking on the Include button adds the filter rule to the active filters as an Include filter. This means that any files passed by the filter will be included in the file processing between the host and PC and vice versa. Clicking on the Exclude button adds the filter rule to the active filters as an Exclude filter. This means that any files passed by the filter will be Excluded from the file processing between the host and PC and vice versa.

In the screenshot above, when the filters are applied to the synchronisation process, any files found by the HIGHCHARACTER rule will be excluded, and anything found by the EVERYTHING rule will be included.

NB, an exclude rule will always take precedence over any include rule. So although everything is requested in the EVERYTHING rule, the files excluded by the HIGHCHARACTER rule will be excluded.

The rules database is maintained from the "Configure advanced filter database" menu item under the Configure option on the main menu. Please refer to the help availabe there for more information on building advanced filter rules.

Remove Select an item in the Current Active Filter list box, and then click the remove button to remove it from the list.
Toggle Select an item in the Current Active Filter list box, and then click the Toggle button to toggle it between include processing and exclude processing.
Old Filter Method If the Use Advanced Filter Method checkbox is not checked, then the following filter rule applies :

You can specify a specific member name, or use filter characters to be creative about a collection of members to be monitored. The filter characters are embedded with any other characters for pattern matching of the member name, similar to the usage of the wildcard characters on the workstation directory command. The filter characters are:

* any character may follow
? any character in this position
+ the character in this position must be non-blank
- the character in this position must be a blank
/ the character in this position must be numeric
\ the character in this position must be non-numeric