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You can add wildcard characters to a log file name if you want to change the name to suit your needs. Wildcard characters must be delimited by the less than (<) and greater than (>) characters. For example, the log file name template WMS_<a><B><Y>.log might correspond to the log file name WMS_MonApril2000.log.
The following table lists and describes the wildcard characters.
| Character | Description |
| a | Abbreviated name for the day of the week (three letters). |
| A | Full name for the day of the week. |
| b | Abbreviated month name (three letters). |
| B | Full name for the month. |
| c | Date and time representation appropriate for the location of the server generating the log file. |
| d | Day of month in two-digit format (01 to 31). |
| H | Hour (24-hour format) in two-digit format (00 to 23). |
| I | Hour (12-hour format) in two-digit format (01 to 12). |
| j | Day of year in three-digit format (001 to 366). |
| m | Month in two-digit format (01 to 12). |
| M | Minute in two-digit format (00 to 59). |
| N | A four-digit sequence that starts at 0 and increases every time a new file is needed. The counter resets to 0 when the rest of the file name changes in any way. |
| p | The indicator for 12-hour format (AM or PM) of the server generating the log file. |
| S | Seconds in two-digit format (00 to 59). |
| T | The computer name of the server generating the log file. |
| U | Week of the year in two-digit format (00 to 53, with Sunday as the first day of week). |
| V | The name of the |
| w | Day of the week in one-digit format (0 to 6, with Sunday as 0). |
| W | Week of the year in two-digit format (00 to 53, with Monday as the first day of the week). |
| x | Date representation for the location of the server generating the log file. |
| X | Time representation for the location of the server generating the log file. |
| y | Year in two-digit format (00 to 99). |
| Y | Year in four-digit format. |
| Z | Time zone name or abbreviation. There are no characters if the time zone is unknown. |
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