You  will notice that the $Database checks contain more types of checks than $Log checks, because you can do more with database's than you can with the logfile system. The logfile system is super stupid in the format, you have records, and non-named entries in the records. With database's you can check specific fields in the database for some very exacting information, like access levels being above or below a certain value, or that the text of a field is something like what you're looking for. Using the like command over just a simple equal check does provide wildcarding of the searched for text.

$DATABASE: If field {#0) in table {#1} doesn't exist in database {#0}

0 0 FieldName 1 1 TableName 2 2 Database ID TRUE if FieldName does not exist in TableName in DatabaseID.

$DATABASE: If field {#0) in table {#1} exists in database {#2}

0 0 FieldName 1 1 TableName 2 2 Database ID TRUE if FieldName exists in TableName in DatabaseID.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is equal to {#3} from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is equal to value 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is equal to Value in Record ID.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is EXACTLY {#3}(text) from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is exact text 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is exactly Text in Record ID. Case sensitive comparision.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is greater than {#3} from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is greater than value 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is greater than Value in Record ID.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is less than {#3} from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is less than value 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is less than Value in Record ID.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is not equal to {#3} from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is not equal to value 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is not equal to Value in Record ID.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is not the same as {#3}(text) from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is not like as text 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is not LIKE Text in Record ID. Caseless comparision.

$DATABASE: if field {#0} in database {#1} in table {#2} is same as {#3}(text) from ID {#4}

0 Field Name 1 DBID 2 Table 3 Is like text 4 From record ID TRUE if the Entry in Field Name is LIKE Text in Record ID. Caseless comparision.

$DATABASE: If table {#0} doesn't exist in database {#1}

0 0 TableName 1 1 Database ID TRUE if TableName does not exist in DatabaseID.

$DATABASE: If table {#0} exists in database {#1}

0 0 TableName 1 1 Database ID TRUE if TableName exists in DatabaseID.

$DATABASE: if there is a record in table {#0} in database {#1} where ID is {#2}

0 Table 1 DBID 2 Record to find TRUE if Record exists in Table.

$DATABASE: if there is not a record at table {#0} in database {#1} where field {#2} is ID {#3}

0 Table 1 DBID 2 Field Name 3 Is not ID Name This will look for an Entry in the Table which is LIKE the ID Name, and if found, returns FALSE. SQL: SELECT * FROM Table WHERE Field LIKE "StrToDb(IDName)*" ORDER BY Field

$DATABASE: if there is not a record in table {#0} in database {#1} where ID is {#2}

0 Table 1 DBID 2 Record to not find TRUE if Record does not exist in Table.