Does ODI Support wild characters?

Hi,
Does ODI support wild characters? We have a requirement of reading multiple files (say "P*.txt"). Could somebody help / guide?
Thanks,
Nagaraj

For the database character set, use AL32UTF8. Also, use the most recent version of Forms. This is for sure. Now, which version of the Kurdish writing system do you want to use - Arabic-, Latin- or Cyrillic-based?
-- Sergiusz

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