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Reports and Dashboards | For reports and templates, search crawls the report/template name, short and long description. On the Search Results page, click the link in the Source Location column to navigate to the source report or template. You can edit or customize the report if applicable. Double-click a template to display the scope selector. This allows you to set the parameters before running it. Double-click a report or dashboard to run it. Click Details to toggle on the view panel to read a long description for a report or template. (This is only available for Backup Manager and Capacity Manager). |
Inventory Objects | For Inventory objects, search crawls object name. For Hosts, search also crawls primary IP address. For VM Servers, search also crawls Cluster name. Note: In Search, Primary IP address requires the full address and does not support a partial entry. Search by, the page-level operation, supports a partial entry. On the Search Results page, if you locate the required inventory object, you can double click it and go directly to its specific Reports within the Inventory. |
Data Collectors and Policies | For Data Collectors, search crawls the collector name. For collector policies, search crawls the policy name. Note: The policy name is system generated. The name is derived from a combination of vendor name and in most cases, a server IP address. On the Search Results page, if you locate the Data Collector or policy you’re interested in, double click it to go directly to the Collectors page with the result selected. |
Operator | Description |
equals | The search result value is equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
not equal | The search result value is not equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
greater than | The search result value is greater than the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
less than | The search result value is less than the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
greater than or equal to | The search result value is greater than or equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
less than or equal to | The search result value is smaller than or equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
contains | The value of the entry is present anywhere in the value of the search result. Example: If the entry is “rattle” and the value entered is “rat” or “at” will be displayed. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
does not contain | The value entered is not present anywhere in the value of the search result. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
is a member of | The search result value is equal to any of the comma-separated values entered. This string of values is the equivalent to a multi-select. There is no limit to the number of characters that can be entered for this value. The entry can be numbers and strings. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
is not a member of | The search result value is not equal to any of the comma-separated values entered. This string of values is the equivalent to a multi-select. There is no limit to the number of characters that can be entered for this value. The entry can be numbers and strings. To set the search value as a blank, you must select an operator. |
matches regular expression | The search result value matches the regular expression entered. The entry can only be a string. See also: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html |
does not match regular expression | The search result value does not match the regular expression entered. The entry can only be a string. See also: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html |