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Keywords

Users can use pre-defined (case-insensitive) keywords in the search box that will check certain conditions.

Example 4: "disabled" will be treated both as keyword and regular search term. The result will contain disabled Ports and Processors as all other components that match for "disabled" in any way.
disabled

Keywords can be used with filters (see below) but not with other search terms (otherwise they won't be treated as keywords) and only one keyword can be used at a time. Note however that keywords will also be treated as general search terms at the same time.

Example 5: Search will be restricted to the currently selected process group (and its sub process groups). "invalid" here (as it is alone after the filter) will be treated both as a keyword and a regular search term. The result will contain invalid Processors and Ports as well as all other components that match for "invalid" in any way.
scope:here invalid

The supported keywords are the following:

  • Scheduled state

    • disabled: Adds disabled Ports and Processors to the result list.

    • invalid: Adds Ports and Processors to the result list where the component is invalid.

    • running: Adds running Ports and Processors to the result list.

    • stopped: Adds stopped Ports and Processors to the result list.

    • validating: Adds Processors to the result list that are validating at the time.

  • Scheduling strategy

    • event: Adds Processors to the result list where the Scheduling Strategy is "Event Driven".

    • timer: Adds Processors to the result list where the Scheduling Strategy is "Timer Driven".

  • Execution

    • primary: Adds Processors to the result list that are set to run on the primary node only (whether if the Processor is currently running or not).

  • Back pressure

    • back pressure: Adds Connections to the result list that are applying back pressure at the time.

    • pressure: See "back pressure".

  • Expiration

    • expiration: Adds Connections to the result list that contain expired Flow Files.

    • expires: See "expiration".

  • Transmission

    • not transmitting: Adds Remote Process Groups to the result list that are not transmitting data at the time.

    • transmitting: Adds Remote Process Groups to the result list that are transmitting data at the time.

    • transmission disabled: See "not transmitting".

    • transmitting enabled: See "transmitting".