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To set up a filter condition |
If you don't select a condition, the new condition is added to the bottom of the list.
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In the Filter Condition window, in the
Collected Data Sets pane, select the data set that contains the
property for which you want to set a condition.
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The Collected Properties pane lists all the available properties in the selected collected data set.
Available properties are those that are currently enabled for collection in the collected data sets. If a property is disabled in the collected data set, you cannot use it in a filter.
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In the Restriction box, from the drop-down
list, select the operator that you want to use for the
property.
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The list contains all the operators that are relevant to the type of property selected.
The available comparison operators (conditions) are described in Table 7-1.
The numeric operators refer to the alphabetical order when applied to strings.
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In the Value field, specify the value against
which you want to compare the property. This depends on the
property type:
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The default is AND. If you are adding a new condition, you can specify the link with the previous condition. If you are modifying a condition, you can specify the link with the next condition.
If you are creating a new condition, it is added to the list in the Properties for <Filter name> window.