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When checking upon an attribute, you might need to filter using a WHERE clause. For example if you're sending alerts for multiple sub-accounts to a single account, you need a way to filter on which account you are displaying in a row/column
Desired Behaviour
Filter the result of an attribute based on some value.
Possible Solution
When selecting a row/column/attribute/operator and value, there could be a tickbox to define a WHERE clause where you pick an attribute, operator (IN, NOT IN, LIKE) and a value.
Additional context
Sending alerts from multiple new relic sub accounts to a single account.
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We do this very thing and having a where or facet would be really useful is showing which account the issue is in, the facet function would allow us to be more dynamic but a where clause would work.
@danifitz excited to see that you were working on this feature. If you have a PR, @glitton or @amit-y would be happy to review and merge it so that functionality can find it's way into the New Relic One Catalog.
Summary
When checking upon an attribute, you might need to filter using a WHERE clause. For example if you're sending alerts for multiple sub-accounts to a single account, you need a way to filter on which account you are displaying in a row/column
Desired Behaviour
Filter the result of an attribute based on some value.
Possible Solution
When selecting a row/column/attribute/operator and value, there could be a tickbox to define a WHERE clause where you pick an attribute, operator (IN, NOT IN, LIKE) and a value.
Additional context
Sending alerts from multiple new relic sub accounts to a single account.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: