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You can use the Exclude Patterns for Request Message Correlation table to define patterns that are excluded for both URL query parameters and payload elements. Any URL query parameters and payload elements matching an exclude pattern will be ignored. Element names are specified as exact matches or using a wildcard (*) to match everything. Value patterns are specified as regular expressions. For For example, the table below demonstrates an exclude pattern to ignore timestamps.
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For path matching, an incoming request can have any number of additional URL path segments prepended, but the last path segments must match those specified in the request file. In the event that multiple matches are found, the one with the most matching segments is selected. If multiple files are found with the same number of matching segments, the one whose filename comes first alphabetically is used.
If you want to exclude certain traffic patterns from the request matching process, you can use the Exclude Patterns for Request Message Correlation table. For example, if you want to ignore the URL query parameter "amount" and the "phoneNumber" element when matching requests, you could enter the following:
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