Generating Process Filters

You are able to create private or global filters to search for specific processes. When creating a new filter, you must use a unique name.

To generate process filters:

In the Navigation pane, click Processes.
In the Navigation tree, click the Filters tab.
Right-click in the tab and select New.

The New Filter (Process) dialog appears.

In the Name text field, type in a unique name. Filter names have a maximum of 100 characters. Special characters are allowed, and you can include numbers in your filter names.
In the Description text field, type in a description identifying the filter. Descriptions have a maximum of 256 characters. Special characters are allowed, and you can include numbers in descriptions.
To add attributes and columns to the Filters pane, double-click on the attribute or column in the Navigation tree or use the drag-and-drop operation. When using the drag-and-drop method, you will need to place the attribute or column on the Filters tree.

To change the condition, use the Filter toolbar.

AND		Creates the programming AND condition. All conditions must be met
OR		Creates the programming OR condition.
AND <> OR		Toggles between the programming AND - OR conditions.
Remove		Deletes the filter or condition once selected in the Where Criteria portion of this dialog.

Select an attribute or column that you want to add new values.
Select Static Filter or Dynamic Filter.

Static filters are fixed, and dynamic filters are not fixed. If you choose a static filter, then you need to specify an operator and an operand. If you choose a dynamic filter, then you are prompted for the operator at runtime.

Select an Operator. The operators that are shown in the list will be determined by the data type.

=	Equal to
>	Greater than
<	Less than
>=	Greater than or equal to
<=	Less than or equal to
<>	And/or
LIKE	Similar to
NOT LIKE	Not similar to

Select the Not check box if you want to reverse the filter.
Based on the filter you choose, type in an Operand value for a static filter or a Prompt value for a dynamic filter.
Click OK.

The new filter is saved as a private filter and appears in the Filters tab. To create a global filter, right-click on the filter and select Private to remove the check mark.