User Guide
Tenant (Enterprise Edition)
Data Query

Resource Search Box

Created：2024-09-23 Last Modified：2024-09-23

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The Resource Search Box is used in Application - Resource Analysis, Network - Resource Analysis, and Network - Resource Inventory.

01-Resource Search Box

① Search Snapshot: Refer to the Search Snapshot section for details
② Search Input Mode: Allows switching between different search input modes, currently including Free Search, Container Search, and Process Search. See the following sections for details.

#1.1 Free Search

02-Free Search

① Search Condition Input Box: Supports Chinese and English auto-completion, and supports using Tags from the data table as search conditions
② Clear Search Conditions: Clears the Search Condition Input Box
③ Switch Primary Group: Resource grouping, corresponding to Resource in the feature interface
④ Switch Secondary Group: Other groupings, corresponding to Group Attributes in the feature interface

In the Search Condition Input Box, each complete search condition is called a Search Tag. The following explains in detail how to manage Search Tags.

03-Search Tag

04-Operators

05-Candidates

① Tag Name: Supports querying Tags in the data table. For detailed descriptions, see Database Fields
- Supports Chinese and English auto-completion
- Hover over the Tag name to view detailed information
- Semantics: Different Tags are connected with and. The same Tag uses different logical operators depending on the operator:
  - a: = , : , ~ are connected with or
  - b: != , !: , !~ are connected with and
  - c: >= , <= , > , < are connected with and
  - After connecting a/b/c, they are further 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 regex match
- Exact Match: Corresponds to = , != , >= , <= operators. For resource type Tags, exact match is based on resource ID; for others, it matches exactly as entered
- Fuzzy Match: Corresponds to : , !: operators. String matching supports * wildcard. For example, *123* matches all strings containing 123, while 123 matches only strings exactly equal to 123
- Regex Match: Corresponds to ~ , !~ operators. Performs string regex matching
③ Tag Value: Select or directly enter the value to filter
- NULL: Null value, usually used with != to mean filtering out all
- ⑦ Table Filtering: When candidate items have duplicate names or multiple selections are needed, use Table Filtering to precisely locate resources
④ Disable: Disables the search condition corresponding to the current Search Tag
⑤ Edit: Edits the search condition corresponding to the current Search Tag
⑥ Delete: Deletes the current Search Tag

#1.2 Container Search

The container search mode fixes commonly used resource Tags in container scenarios as dropdown menus, making it easy to quickly filter container resources.

06-Container Search

① Container Resource Dropdown: Click the dropdown to quickly select the container resource to filter. The options in the following dropdowns can be linked to the previous selection.
② Search Condition Input Box: See the Free Search section above for details
③ Collapse Search Condition Input Box: Click to quickly collapse the Search Condition Input Box
④ Switch Group: Quickly switch container resource Tags

#1.3 Process Search

The process search mode is similar to container search, but fixes commonly used process-related Tags as dropdown menus to quickly filter process resources.