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Display metrics from the search
Display metrics from the search
Updated over 3 months ago

Prerequisite: be in the Curves menu of Indaba Explorer

Click on the Search button to open the search window.

The search window contains two tabs :

  • Search by metadata

  • Search by metric name

You can select metrics from both tabs at once.

Select the metrics you want, then click on OK. The curves will be displayed.

Note : you can display up to 50 curves simultaneously on the graph. You can therefore select up to 10 metrics.

Search by metadata

In this tab, you will be able to do a metric search based on metadata.

In the drop-down list, select a tree. The metrics list is updated.

Note : You have the possibility to choose the number of results displayed per page.

The search areas make it easier for you to find a metric. Simply fill in the search values and click on the Search button.

The table below is updated.

To add a metric to the selection, click on the + button.

The list of selected metrics is displayed at the top of the window.

To cancel the selection of a metric, click on the delete button in the Action column.

Search by metric name

This type of search is based on the metric's name. Therefore, you can search a metric

The first drop-down list is used to select the database in question.

Note: in general, the production database is called prod.

Once the database is selected, start typing the metric's name.

The results are displayed in the table.

Note : You can also search for a metric using its description or unit.

You can click on the + button to select more metrics.

Using Wildcards

To search for metrics, you can use the wildcard " * " to represent an undefined sequence of characters. The symbol can be used at any position in the search :

  • If you enter mytag, the search automatically performs as *mytag*, finding all occurrences containing "mytag" (e.g., abc_mytag_xyz).

  • If you enter *mytag, the results will show metrics that end with "mytag" (e.g., sfdjkosfj_mytag).

  • If you enter mytag*, the results will show metrics that start with "mytag" (e.g., mytag_123).

  • If you enter my*tag, you will get metrics containing "my" followed by "tag" with any characters in between (e.g., my_xyz_tag).

  • You can also use " * " at the beginning, end, or in the middle of your search term to refine the results according to your needs.

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