Automation Rules - Keyword

Hi johnlong , If you are trying to search for one of the following keywords, 'PeopleSoft' or 'People soft' , you should use the following syntax: [pP]peolplesoft | [pP]people soft. In this example | works as OR, [pP] indicates both lowercase and uppercase format. For additional information please refer to the instructions in the product documentation for automations https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/swsd/content/completeguidetoswsd/automations.htm 
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Hi johnlong , If you are trying to search for one of the following keywords, 'PeopleSoft' or 'People soft' , you should use the following syntax: [pP]peolplesoft | [pP]people soft. In this example | works as OR, [pP] indicates both lowercase and uppercase format. For additional information please refer to the instructions in the product documentation for automations https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/swsd/content/completeguidetoswsd/automations.htm 
Feel free to inform us if you require any additional assistance.

Yosi_Mardechaev  thank you for you guidance here, I have regular expressions enabled & I tried with 

[Pp]peoplesoft, [Pp]people [Ss]oft, peoplesoft 

[Pp]eoplesoft, [Pp]eople [Ss]oft, peoplesoft 

With no luck still.. Am I missing something? 

Hi johnlong ,

I would recommend using [pP]eople\s[sS]oft as your regular expression. The \s allows for zero or more spaces. That regular expression should find these types of variations: PeopleSoft, peoplesoft, People Soft, and people soft

johnlong You should use a vertical line | to indicate 'OR' instead of a comma. The \s is the code for a space.  The expression you suggested can be written as: 

 [Pp]eoplesoft | [Pp]eople\s[Ss]oft 

You can try this or consider following alexiahejnicki recommendation. 

Please feel free to update us if you have any questions.