
Managing Cartridges and Metrics 57
Using the Command Line for Administration Tasks
Syntax Description
abc
The literal string contained within the construct.
In
fglcmd, using a literal string in a regular expression as
a command argument and enabling the command to use
regular expressions causes the command to return
matches that contain that text string. For example, typing
mydomain.corp as a regular expression finds matches
that contain that text string.
\\
A backslash character in regular expressions can have
one of the following roles:
• Switch (or option). When it follows a command and is
followed by an appropriate character or text string, it
can provide additional input to the command.
• Escape character. Signifies that the character or text
string that follows should be interpreted as a literal
character. For example, on the command line, the
construct
rm * deletes all files in the current directory
while
rm \* deletes only the file whose name is *.
In regular expressions, the first backslash in a double-
backslash construct acts as an escape character while the
second is interpreted as a literal.
For example, the construct
"\\(hello world\\)"
matches
"\(hello world\)".
\0n
A one-digit number with a value between zero ‘0’ and
seven ‘7’.
\0nn
A two-digit number with each digit having a value
between zero ‘0’ and seven ‘7’.
\0mnn
A three-digit number with the first digit having a value
between zero ‘0’ and three ‘3’, and the other two digits
with a value between zero ‘0’ and seven ‘7’.
\xhh
A string containing a hexadecimal value of 0xhh where h
is a hexadecimal digit.
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