I have a utility I use to help verify releases.
One of the things it does is grab a number of files from Serena based on folder/filename to compare to files from other sources.
Most files can be retrieved like this: FI "F17C:F17AR ARR CASENO EDITS CFM.A-DAT" /FILENAME=FHA_Connection\clas\html\f17ar-arr-caseno-edits.cfm /USER_FILENAME=C:\java\projects\release-checker\check\20210704-outputs\referenced-modules\serena\clas\html\f17ar-arr-caseno-edits.cfm /OVERWRITE /NOMETADATA /EOL=WINDOWS
Where I have problems is that some files have "-nnnnnn" just prior to the .A-DAT.
I don't know how to predict what that string of numeral will be, so I can't match the item spec on those files and get an error that the file exists but the spec is wrong.
Omitting the "F17AR ARR CASENO EDITS CFM.A-DAT" portion does not work
Is there a way to use wildcards in the item id, or to grab the file knowing only the full filename and the product id?
If the Serena documentation explains this; I'm not grasping it. :(