Built-In Sql Node Properties; Swql Syntax; Wildcards; Filtering By Custom Property - SolarWinds User Device Tracker UDT Quick Start Manual

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Example filter to only show monitors that are not down:
MonitorStatus.Availability<>2

Built-in SQL Node Properties

Nodes.Caption Nodes.NodeID Nodes.Status

SWQL Syntax

Some resources allow you to filter data using the SWQL syntax described below.

Wildcards

The wildcard character in SWQL syntax is: %.
Example: Node.Caption Like 'AX3%'

Filtering by Custom Property

The property syntax to filter by custom property is:
dataType.CustomProperties.propertyName
Example filter to only show nodes with the custom property City that matches
Atlanta:
Node.CustomProperties.City = 'Atlanta'

Filtering by Built-in Properties

Many properties have the same name between data types. To prevent ambiguity,
SolarWinds UDT prefixes the property names with the data type.

Examples

Example filter to show data from Cisco devices:
Node.Vendor = 'Cisco'
Example filter to show data from Windows Server 2003-2008 applications:
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