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1 After going through a few related questions and Issues from GitHub, I am even more confused. Problem: I have a secondary module which I want to be routed via it's own routing module inside a MatDialog that contains a named router outlet. What I have done: So far I am successful in calling the root of the second module but I cannot call any of the child routes of the second module. It always gives an error that route is not found/defined. I have defined all the child routes with an outlet name but it gives the same error. I am using router navigator like this: this.router.navigate([{ outlets: {atd: ['add-task']}}], {skipLocationChange: true}); add-task being the Parent Route of the second module. But if i call the following inside a component of the second module: this.router.naviga

2 I want to delete redis keys that DO NOT match a particular pattern. Redis data looks like this - prefix9_key1 prefix9_key2 prefix11_key1 prefix11_key2 prefix2_key1 prefix2_key2 These prefix values are randomly generated numbers (example 1123, 3422, 9879). I know what my current prefix is (let's say it is prefix11). But there is no way to know what were the earlier prefixes being used. I want to delete all keys that DO NOT use current prefix value (prefix2* and prefix9*). I read many posts mentioning deleting keys matching a pattern. I want to delete keys that do not match a particular pattern. redis share | improve this question asked Jan 2