Operator comparison

The following table compares the filter operators between the old Control-M Reporting Tool and the new Control-M Reports.

Old Reporting Tool

New Control-M Reports

=

Is

NOTE: You cannot separate values by comma. If required, use one of the following operators:

  • Any of the following
  • None of the following

!=

Is not

NOTE: You cannot separate values by comma. If required, use one of the following operators:

  • Any of the following
  • None of the following

<

Less than

>

Greater than

<=

Less or equals to

>=

Greater or equals to

LIKE

Like

You can use any of the following:

  • <character>: Finds the value of the character. For example, a finds the value a.
  • <character>*: Finds any value that starts with the character. For example, a* searches for any value that starts with a.
  • *<character>: Finds any value that ends with the character. For example, *a searches for any value that ends with a.
  • *or*: Finds any value that has or in any position.

NOTE: You cannot separate values by comma. If required, use one of the following operators:

  • Any of the following
  • None of the following

 

The following operators are new in Control-M Reports:

  • Not Like

    You can use any of the following:

    <character>: Ignores the value of the character. For example, a ignores the value a.

    <character>*: Ignores any value that starts with the character. For example, a* ignores any values that starts with a.

    *<character>: Ignores any value that ends with the character. For example, *a ignores any value that ends with a.

    *or*: Ignores any value that that has or in any position.

  • Any of the following

    NOTE: List of possible values are separated by comma. Accepts asterisk.

  • None of the following

    NOTE: List of possible values are separated by comma. Accepts asterisk.

Parent Topic

Key differences between the versions