This is the most common type of condition. A comparison consists of:
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For the ‘=’, ‘!=’ and ‘like’ operators, the case insensitive attribute applies (the corresponding check box is enabled). Note that the case insensitive attribute will only be used if both the right hand and left hand values are strings.
The comparison value is set in one of two ways:
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If you select the Specific Value option, type the desired value into the input field. |
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If you select the From Parameter option, you can select one of the Required Parameters (that are defined in the query already) from the drop-down list. |
You can use the value of the parameter. You can also drill down to a lower-level path in the parameter’s type by selecting a node from the Path drop-down tree.
For example, if you are selecting Hosts, and want to only select one host named MainServer, you would enter the path of name, the operator =, and the specific value MainServer.
When the in operator is used, the value on the right must be a list. This can occur when parameters are used. The comparison is true for a given data object if the value in the Path field is contained in the list specified by the From Parameter field on the right.
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But chi%O is not a match because it only matches a part of MachineOne.
In the rare case where the path points to a list of lists, the Is Set is True if at least one of the sub-lists is not empty. For example, if the elements the query is selecting are WebApplications, and you use Is Set with a path of appServers/slowestRequests, the condition is True for a given Web application if it contains at least one AppServer that contains at least one request in its slowest requests list.
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Select And, and click the button below it. |
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