Use this page to add a global phone number reject pattern.
Field or Button |
Description |
Pattern matching criteria |
Use to specify the phone number pattern which should be rejected. Any standard phone number matching with global reject pattern is not imported. POM provides a list of the global phone reject patterns:
*0000000*: Any number which includes 7 zeros. *8888888*: Any number which includes 7 eights. *9999999*: Any number which includes 7 nines. You can also have user defined patterns:
digits *: Use as a wild card character. For example, 999* means any number starting with 999. -: Use to specify a range of numbers. For example, 1–3, numbers from 1 to 3. ?: Use to specify any single digit. One ? means 1 digit. For example 9?? means any 3 digit number starting with 9. []; Use to specify either one of the number in the brackets. For example, [0–1] means any number starting with 0 or 1.
POM provides a list of countries and the predefined reject patterns. For information about the reject patterns associated with countries, see Default phone number reject patterns for countries. For examples, see Examples. |
Description |
Use to specify a description for the reject pattern. Description should not contain special characters like ^~`!;$#\<>&". |
Save |
The button to save the changes. |
