We do not support wild-cards like this, especially not with an asterisk in the middle! Set your operator to contains or begins-with (but do NOT specify *asterisks* or other wild-card characters you may know from Dos/Windows/Unix etc.) and voila you have a "wildcard-LIKE" result set with the items that *contain* your query value (or *begin-with* it if you chose that operator).
That's why our blog article reads "...use other operators such as Contains, which you'll need to achieve a 'wild-card search *of sorts*'"
I understand. You call a substring search "a sort of wildcard search". It is not clear from this blog record.
Thank You for the explanation.
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I try to use wildcard at the URL / Page Request filter according this hint: /sharepoint-zen/wild-card-search-with-sharepoint-wss-or-moss-filter-web-part.html. Filter mode turned to "CAML Direct" and filter operator set to the "contains". Request /lib/DDD/Forms/zs.aspx?c=KE001 (c is request parameter) return ~100 items, but both /lib/DDD/Forms/zs.aspx?c=KE*01 and /lib/DDD/Forms/zs.aspx?c=KE%2A01 returns nothing. What am I doing wrong?