You can also use wildcard notation for multiple character replacement in a character string. The wildcard character is an asterisk (*). You can use the wildcard character as the last position of a character string, or by itself. If a character string contains an asterisk in a position other than the last, it is treated as a character; for example, if you specify a character string of CI*S, the third character in a matching character string must have an asterisk as the third character. An asterisk by itself indicates a match for all characters.
-------Qualifier------------- -------Class--------
Type Name Start Service Report
DEFAULTS: CICSSTC2 ________
1 TN TOR* ___ CICSSTC1_
1 TN AOR* ___ CICSSTC3_
1 SI CI*S ___ CICSTEST_
-------Qualifier------------- -------Class--------
Type Name Start Service Report
DEFAULTS: CICSSTC2 ________
1 TN TOR* ___ CICSSTC1_
1 TN TOR11 ___ CICSSTC4_