List of forwarding settings
- 17 Jul 2024
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List of forwarding settings
- Updated on 17 Jul 2024
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Help page for the Transfer Settings List screen.
narrowing-down
By specifying conditions, you can narrow down the forwarding settings.
If multiple conditions are specified, they become AND conditions, allowing for more detailed refinement.
| item name | Contents |
|---|---|
| forwarding setup name | Enter the name of the forwarding setup. Filter by transfer setting name that partially matches the entered value. If the input value begins and ends with /, you can use a regular expression to narrow down the transfer setting name.For more information, please refer to Narrowing Transfer Setting Names by Regular Expression. |
| connector | Selects the source and destination connectors. It is possible to narrow down the search to only one connector, either the source or the destination. |
| Labels. | Select a label. Multiple selections are possible. |
| author | Select the creator of the transfer settings. |
| connection information | Select a connection information name. You can only filter by connection information that has a role greater than or equal to viewer. |
| Schedule setting | Select whether or not to set a schedule. |
| Notification settings | Select whether or not to set up notifications. |
Narrowing down transfer setting names by regular expression
If the leading and trailing characters of the input value of a transfer setting name are /, you can specify a regular expression to narrow the search criteria for the transfer setting name.
See the MySQL 8.0 Reference Manual | Regular Expression Syntax for available syntax.
Note that meta characters such as``^ and * used in the syntax must be escaped with a backslash ( ⌘) like ⌘^ and``* if they are to be used in the string to be narrowed down.
Input Example
/^perfect_match_word$/- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that exactly matches the
perfect_match_word.
- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that exactly matches the
/^begin_word.*end_word$/- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that starts with
begin_wordand ends withend_word.
- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that starts with
/^meta_word(abc\^)$/- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that exactly matches
meta_word(abc^).
- In this case, the target is the name of the transfer setting that exactly matches
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