IZPGN0009E Non-regex characters has to be alphanumeric.


    Explanation During environment configuration, after removing the allowed regex characters (_, %, #) in the provisioning rule, the remaining part is longer than one character and contains non-alphanumeric characters.
      For example, an invalid value is SC_A*. In this value, after removing _, the remaining non-regex-part is SCA*. The length of non-regex part is > 1 and contains *. 
    
    System action
The mapped schemas will not be created. The instance provisioning will fail due to an invalid provisioning rule.
    User responseThe non-regex part of the provision rule (excluding _, %, and #) must follow these rules:
      
        If the value is greater than one character, it must contain only alphanumeric characters (A–Z, a–z, 0–9).
        If the value is exactly one character, it can be any character. 
      
      For example,
      
        In A%B, after removing % it contains 2 alphanumeric characters.
        In %A or %$, after removing % it contains 1 character. Therefore, it can be any character.