Wat should be the regular expression for string MT940_UB_*.txt to be used in SFTP sender channel in PI 7.31 ??

Hi All,
What should be the regular expression for string MT940_UB_*.txt and MT940_MB_*.txt to be used as filename inSFTP sender channel in PI 7.31 ??
If any one has any idea on this please let me know.
Thanks
Neha

Hi All,
None of the file names suggested is working.
I have tried using - MT940_MB_*\.txt , MT940_MB_*.*txt , MT940*.txt
None of them is able to pick this filename - MT940_MB_20142204060823_1.txt
Currently I am using generic regular expression which picks all .txt files. - ([^\s]+(\.(txt))$)
Let me know ur suggestion on this.
Thanks
Neha Verma

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