Tip for Rules set up

[Jeff]

I am working with a team of developers and business analysts and need some
help. We are building rules in the Rules Engine Composer (BizTalk 2006), but
we were wondering if there is a wildcard function that allows a Rule to
utilize only the first two characters of the xpath.

There has been discussion that we utilize a "^" as this wildcard function,
but there is great uncertain about this symbol. Does anyone provide with a
tip location or source that we could use to confirm this assumption?

Thanks

Jeff

[Jeff]

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etc....

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