Use Wildcard / Regex in filter settings of SSMS object explorer to find an object
Is there a way to fine tune the SQL Server Management Studio Filter Settings results (in the Object Explorer) by using wildcards to find objects like XYZ_unknown_abc using a Contains operator?
I tried (XYZ*abc) or (XYZ abc) with no luck.
Solution
Coming a bit late, but %XYZ%abc% in the search box shows db object with names containing XYZ and abc, in that order.
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