Adaxes Team,
I have a Business rule that creates an e-mail address for a user automatically after their account has been created, but we are trying to exclude users with specific words in their name (either the word "generic" or "therapy", regardless of case).
I was using two Conditions for this:
"If <Full Name> <does not contain> therapy" (Value is case-sensitive NOT checked) AND
"If <Full Name> <does not contain> generic" (Value is case-sensitive NOT checked)
However, accounts were still receiving Exchange mailboxes. The accounts have Full Names like "ACF Therapy1" and "ACF Therapy2" - so I suspect the "does not contain" needs to have an exact match on the text rather than being a partial match, and the numbers at the end were throwing it off.
So, I'm changing to "Does not match regexp" -- is the regexp search case-sensitive or case-insensitive?
If it's not sensitive, I should just be able to match on .*generic.* and .*therapy.*
If it is case-sensitive though, I think I'll have to go for .*[Gg][Ee][Nn][Ee][Rr][Ii][Cc].* and similar for therapy, correct?