Field / Option | Description |
Name patterns | Partial or full pattern for the name of the registry objects you want to include in your reports. The wildcard character for the name pattern is %. The name pattern must comply with the SQL-92 LIKE specification. For example, Sample% searches for registry objects whose names start with the string Sample. Specification of a name pattern is mandatory. |
Type | The type of the registry objects you want to include in your reports. You must select exactly one type. |
Find qualifiers | Options that determine the registry object search behavior. The options you can choose are compliant with the UDDI API specification: exactNameMatch When selected, only the objects are returned whose names exactly match the pattern specified in the Name Pattern field. Otherwise, a lexical-order name match behavior is applied. caseSensitiveMatch When selected, only the objects are returned whose names exactly match the case of the pattern specified in the Name Pattern field. Otherwise, the search is case-insensitive. None, sortByNameAsc, sortByNameDesc Specifies how the names of the registry objects returned are to be sorted: ![]() ![]() ![]() None, sortByDateAsc, sortByDateDesc Specifies how the registry objects returned are to be sorted depending on their last-update date. The registry objects are first sorted by their name, then by their last-update date: ![]() ![]() ![]() None, orLikeKeys, orAllKeys, andAllKeys Specifies the boolean operator for combining the categories you select in the list below: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Categories | Select one or more categories that classify the registry objects you are looking for. The categories you select are combined by the boolean operator you choose under Find qualifiers. |