iwextattr exclude

I want to exlude TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit, how can I use iwextattr to make it works ?

when I try to use -r which only can give me the include one
this will give me TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit
iwextattr -l -r DeploymentAudit

when I use ! , it gives me nothing
iwextattr -l -r !DeploymentAudit
iwextattr -l -r !/DeploymentAudit/

TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit=xxxx
TeamSite/LiveSite/Id=12345
TeamSite/Metadata/CreationDate=2010-08-04 10:11:38
TeamSite/Metadata/Locale=en_US
TeamSite/Templating/DCR/Type=List

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Rick Poulin

The valid regex syntax for exclusion would be
iwextattr -l -r "!(DeploymentAudit)" {vpath}

(added quotes there to hopefully avoid misinterpretation by your prompt). Haven't tried it though.

FYI: your iwextattr -l -r !DeploymentAudit doesn't work because you're only negating the "D" and then trying to match "eploymentAudit", which is why you weren't seeing any results.

nipper

FYI: your iwextattr -l -r !DeploymentAudit doesn't work because you're only negating the "D" and then trying to match "eploymentAudit", which is why you weren't seeing any results.

unless he was on Unix with a shell that uses ! for things like command recall. Then things would be worse.

cc96ai

thanks for the suggestion, but it is not working
iwextattr.exe -l -r !(DeploymentAudit) {vpath}
iwextattr.exe -l -r "!(DeploymentAudit)" {vpath}

The valid regex syntax for exclusion would be
iwextattr -l -r "!(DeploymentAudit)" {vpath}

(added quotes there to hopefully avoid misinterpretation by your prompt). Haven't tried it though.

FYI: your iwextattr -l -r !DeploymentAudit doesn't work because you're only negating the "D" and then trying to match "eploymentAudit", which is why you weren't seeing any results.

Rick Poulin

Well it was worth a shot. Could be that the regex support of that command just isn't up to par with perl. Can't you just exclude that line in whatever program is calling iwextattr?

cc96ai

because TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit contains multiple line, which make the script doesnt work on parsing

I want to see does any method to take it out, which make the script more simple

Adam Stoller

I want to exlude TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit, how can I use iwextattr to make it works ?

when I try to use -r which only can give me the include one
this will give me TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit
iwextattr -l -r DeploymentAudit

when I use ! , it gives me nothing
iwextattr -l -r !DeploymentAudit
iwextattr -l -r !/DeploymentAudit/

TeamSite/LiveSite/DeploymentAudit=xxxx
TeamSite/LiveSite/Id=12345
TeamSite/Metadata/CreationDate=2010-08-04 10:11:38
TeamSite/Metadata/Locale=en_US
TeamSite/Templating/DCR/Type=List

What do you mean by "exclude"? Exclude from what? In what context?
You could certainly do something like [Unix]:

iwextattr -l file | grep -v Audit