Simple Filter - Ironstream_Hub - 1.3.2

Ironstream Hub Administration

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Software
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Integrate
Product family
Ironstream
Product
Ironstream > Ironstream Hub
Version
1.3.2
Language
English
ContentType
Administration
Product name
Ironstream Hub
Title
Ironstream Hub Administration
Topic type
Administration
First publish date
2022

With a Simple Filter, you can pass on records that contain or do not contain a simple string.

  1. To add a Simple Filter, click Simple Filter in Add Process window. The canvas updates immediately to show the empty filter. The orange icon against the empty filter identifies that it is not valid, or not complete. The green ‘check’ icon is no longer present against the Target. This identifies that the pipeline is not complete, or not correct.
    Figure 1. Add a Simple Filter
  2. Complete these fields for a Simple Filter in the bottom panel of the canvas.

    Field

    Description

    Name

    Name of the filter. Character limit is from 1 to 50.

    Description

    Short description about the Simple Filter. This will be visible on the canvas. Character limit is 200.

    Send records that

    Search criteria that has two values: contain and do not contain. Any records that match these criteria are sent to the Processes or Targets listed in the file.

    Note: Default value is ‘contain’.

    Search string

    Value that is being searched for. Any records that match or do not match this value are passed to the next item on the canvas. Character limit is from 1 to 1000. For more information, see Specifying the search string.

    Note: Name and Search String are required fields. If you leave one of the required fields blank, text on the bottom panel identifies this and the icon against the filter on the canvas remains orange. You must complete the required fields to turn the icon to a green ‘check’ against the filter and the Target.
    Example of completed simple filter:
    Figure 2. Completed Simple Filter

    To configure Simple Filter, see Configuring Simple String Filters.

Specifying the search string

All parts of the search string are case-sensitive. For example, ‘PRODUCTION’, ‘Production’ and ‘production’ are all considered as different strings, and “STATUS”:”OK” and “Status”:”OK” will be considered as two different strings.