Google Message Security Batch Reference Guide - Manual (Page 225)

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The match specifications include:
• If the target text starts with ‘=’, the result must be an exact match. For
example,
[email protected]
returns exact matches.
• If the target text starts with ‘%’, the result can be a substring match. For
example,
%smith
returns all provisional user address containing smith.
• If the target text ends with ‘$’, the result ends with this match. For example,
.com$ returns all provisional user addresses ending in .com.
• If the target text has no match specifications, the result will begin with the
matched text. For example,
jumbo returns all provisional user addresses
beginning with jumbo.
Note: The addressqs filtering is not case sensitive.
Note: Enclose <user address> in double quotes or preceded with a ‘\’ symbol if it
contains a quote (‘), double quote (“), backslash (\), apostrophe, commas, #, =
symbols. In addition when using a batch file, comments begin with a ‘#’ hash
symbol. If not on a separate line, the hash symbol could be interpreted as part of a
user or organization name.
childorgs
The childorgs parameter searches sub organizations.
• 0/No -- Do not include sub organizations in the search results.
• 1/Yes -- Include sub organizations
Default: childorgs=1
sort
The sort parameter consists of pairs of sortable fields and sort order separated by
either a ‘ : ’ or ‘ | ’.
Sortable fields include:
• TS1 -- Timestamp when message was received. The time is in UNIX seconds.
• TS3 -- Timestamp when the user received the 3rd email and was promoted.
The time is in UNIX seconds.
• ADDRESS -- Provisional user email address
Sort order include:
• a = ASCII ascending
• d = ASCII descending
Default: sort=TS1:d