[users@httpd] mod_rewrite question, escaping quantifiers

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I want to redirect certain requests to a pdf depending on a get
variable. nothing new, but I just can't get it to work. So I started
with the basics but just redirecting a certain page to a pdf, which
works.

RewriteRule ^/test\.php$ /pdf/somefile.pdf$ [R,T=application/pdf]

Which works fine. But, since I want to send different pdfs depending
on an ID,  I need to handle urls like this one...

/test.php?fileId=12

.. which in turn should redirect to ...

/pdf/pdfnumber12.pdf

... so i wrote this rule...

RewriteRule ^/test\.php\?fileId\=12$ /pdf/pdfnumber12.pdf [R,T=application/pdf]

.. which does not work. But even when I simplify the regex to just ...

RewriteRule ^/test\.php\?$ /pdf/pdfnumber12.pdf [R,T=application/pdf]

..it still doesn't work. So it seems like the question mark cannot be
escaped. I even tried

RewriteRule ^/test\.php[?]$ /pdf/pdfnumber12.pdf [R,T=application/pdf]

.. with no luck. This one works ...

RewriteRule ^/test\.php$ /pdf/pdfnumber12.pdf [R,T=application/pdf]

.. damn question mark. Anyone know what I'm missing? Am I approaching
this in the wrong manner?

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