@Deprecated
  public CommandResultAssert tableHasColumnWithExactValuesInAnyOrder(String header,
      String... expectedValues) {
    hasTableSection().hasColumn(header).containsExactlyInAnyOrder(expectedValues);
    return this;
  }
Verifies that the gfsh output contains a table that has a column with the specified header and
the specified values in any order.

For example, given the following gfsh output:

<pre>
Index Name | Region Path | Server Name |      Indexed Fields      |
---------- | ----------- | ----------- | ------------------------ |
index1      | /region1     | server-0    | [field1, field3, field2] |
index2      | /region2     | server-0    | [field1, field3, field2] |

</pre>

We might assert that:

<pre>
<code> tableHasColumnWithExactValuesInAnyOrder("Region Path", "/region2", "/region1"); </code>
</pre>

@param header the header of the column
@param expectedValues the values to verify
@return a reference to this CommandResultAssert
@deprecated use hasTableSection methods to verify the table contents
geode-junit/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/test/junit/assertions/CommandResultAssert.java