18. Working with Data Types and Data Display Formats : String Input Templates : Examples of User-Defined Character Sets
 
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Examples of User-Defined Character Sets
The following table shows some examples of user‑defined character sets:
Example
Description
[\#‑\*]
All of the characters found between # and * in the ASCII collation sequence.
[A0\[\]/u]
The letter a, forced to uppercase, the digit 0 and brackets.
[#abc]
Any character acceptable in your installation as a digit and the letters a, b, and c
[&\*\$]
Any character acceptable in your system as the first character in a name and the characters * and $.
[abc//a]
The characters a, b, and c, with a default of a if the user fails to make an entry or enters a space.