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Filter definitions


A filter is a BMC AMI Log Master object. You can name, secure, and maintain filters as you do work IDs.

You define filters to restrict the selection of log records within the source and range of a time frame. Use filters to select records by:

  • Unit of recovery (select by plans, jobs, users, and so on)
  • Specific database object
  • Specific column data

BMC AMI Log Master supports the following types of filters:

  • Filters created and saved as part of a log scan step (under a work ID)

    To create a filter in association with a time frame, and save it under a specified work ID, select an option from 0 through 7 in the Actions category on the Main Menu. Filters created in this manner are a part of a log scan step. When filters are saved as part of a log scan step, the filter name and security defaults to the name and security of the work ID that contains it.

    When you define a log scan step with multiple filters, you can specify a filter relational operator to determine whether the filters are joined by the AND or the OR relational operand.

  • Filters created and saved as a BMC AMI Log Master object outside of a work ID (referred to as an independent filter)

    You can add an independent filter to the log scan step of any work ID to further restrict transaction selection within the defined time frame. You can name and secure an independent filter in the same way that you name and secure a work ID.

    You can add either type of filter to the log scan step of other work IDs. The relationship of a filter to one or several work IDs is referred to as a filter association.

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