User Guide (Enterprise Edition)
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Data Query

Service Search Box

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The Service Search Box is used in the Application-Metric Statistics, Network-Service Statistics, and Network-Resource Inventory.

1-Service Search Box

① Search condition input box: Supports Chinese and English predictive typing, supports Tags in the data table as search conditions
② Switch main group: Resource grouping, corresponds to the resource in the function interface
③ Switch sub-group: Other groups, corresponds to the group attribute in the function interface
④ Clear search conditions: Clear the search condition input box and the main and sub-group returns to default values
⑤ Save search conditions: Save the search conditions entered on the current interface

Each complete search condition in the Search condition input box is referred to as a search tag. The management of search tags is explained in detail below.

2-Search Tags

3-Operator

4-Candidates

① Tag Name: Supports searching for tags in the data table, details can be viewed in database field
- Supports English and Chinese predictive typing
- Hover the mouse over the tag name to view its details
- Semantics: Different tags are connected with "and", the same tags depending on the operator will use different logical operators.
  - a: =, :, ~ are connected with "or"
  - b: !=, :!, !~ are connected with "and"
  - c: >=, <=, >, < are connected with "and"
  - a/b/c are connected with "and". For example: search condition input box: server_port > 20, server_port < 80, server_port != 44, server_port != 45, the effective condition is (server_port > 20 and server_port < 80) and (server_port != 44 and server_port != 45)
② Operator: Currently supports exact match, fuzzy match, and regular match
- Exact match: Corresponding to =, !=, >=, <= operator, resource types of tags are exact matched according to the resource ID, others are exact matched according to the actual input
- Fuzzy match: Corresponding to :, :! operator, string matching, supports * wildcard. For example, *123* matches all strings that includes123, while 123 only matches strings that are exactly equalto123
- Regular match: Corresponding to ~, !~ operator, string regular match
③ Tag Value: Filter or directly input the value needed to be filtered
- NULL: Null value, generally combined with != is used, the semantics of filtering all
- ⑦ Table Filter: When filter candidates appear duplicated situation or need to select more, they can use table filter to locate resources precisely
④ Disable: Disable the search condition for the current search tag
⑤ Modify: Modify the search condition for the current search tag
⑥ Delete: Delete the current search tag