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Specifying values in SELECT filters

Choosing the right SELECT filter for selection depends on the problem that you are researching.

The value that you specify for the filter is also important. Any known specific information can be used in your search criteria. Precise information helps to produce precise results, but partial values can be helpful as well. As the number of data values that you provide for the search increases, the length of time needed to identify and diagnose problems decreases.

The following example shows the use of SELECT filters to search for a specific user ID:

ANALYZE SLDS=(TME.RIP.LUI.IMSV8.SLDSPL15,R141) 
INTERVAL START=FIRST STOP=LAST 
FILTER SELECT=USERID=RIP0005
END

The following example shows the use of partial (masked) values:

ANALYZE SLDS=(TME.RIP.LUI.IMSV9.SLDSPL15.P1,R141) 
INTERVAL START=FIRST STOP=LAST 
FILTER SELECT=(USERID=LO* OR USERID=RIP*1)
END

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