Why doesn’t a partial plate wildcard search behave as expected in Nx Witness?
Answered by ANPR AI·Sourced
Short answer
Search syntax depends on the search area and field.
Explanation
Network Optix documents specific syntax rather than one universal wildcard rule.
Things to check
- Object search versus bookmark search
- Field
- Operator
- Query
What to do
Use the documented syntax for that search interface and test against a known event.
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