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Using a Select
Statement
For example:
If you wish to enter a command in interactive mode:
/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end
2007/08/11-01:17:00 -exectime 60
/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient
/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end
2007/08/11-01:17:00
If you wish to enter a command in non-interactive mode:
/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end
2007/08/11-01:17:00 -exectime 60 -execute "select * from flows
where sourceIP = '231.12.37.17' and protocol != 'TCP.tcp_ip'"
You can use a select statement that includes one or more fields of a flow or event.
You can also use an asterisk (*) to denote all columns. All field names are case
sensitive, however, the terms
supported fields include:
Table 1-2 Supported Fields
Table
Supported Statement
Flow
application
applicationId
destinationASN
destinationBytes
destinationByteRatio
destinationDSCP
destinationFlags
destinationIP
destinationIfIndex
destinationNetwork
destinationPackets
destinationPacketRatio
destinationPayload
destinationPort
destinationPrecedence
destinationTOS
firstPacketTime
flowDirection
flowSource
flowType
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