Driven User Guide
version 1.1.1,Using Search for deep-insights
The Driven plugin collects a rich set of operational data with each application run, that is indexed in the persistence layer of Driven server. The Search feature provides you rich insights to your data applications.
Figure 1: The Search feature in Driven 1.1.
Supported Fields for Query
Use the drop-down menu in the Search icon to display a list of fields supported for query:
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The Search feature does not support special characters ("",@, #, $, <, >, ?, etc.) including spaces. Use only text for your search query. |
Query Examples
Here are some examples of queries:
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When entering your query in the Search field, the auto-complete function helps you finish entering your query string. You can also use the wildcard character - the asterisk symbol, as part of your search criteria. For example, using the search criteria, impatient* in the Name filter will return all applications with that name. |
Search for an application based on its ID
Enter the application ID in the Search field. In this example, the license ID 52DE0270F0A147A3BEAAB50FB1892F92 is used.
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The application ID is also the license number associated with the application. |
Search for all applications by its name
Enter the name of the application in the Search field. In this example, the application name impatient is used.
Search for all applications by its application tag
Enter the application tag in the Search field. In this example, the application tag Driven-Tag is used.
Search for all applications by owner name
Enter the owner’s name of the application(s) in the Search field. In this example the owner’s name soberoi is used.
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The search results for application with owner’s name is 45 applications. Use the arrow button to advance to display the next page of applications. |
Search for an application based on its process ID
Enter the process ID of the application in the Search field. In this example, the process ID 1409682061045_0011 is used.
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The wildcard character - the asterisk symbol, is NOT allowed as a search criteria in the Process ID search filter. The search result can potentially return "everything" from every slice in the system and then return all applications, which can be a very expensive operation. |