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Currently, the grafana filter is case sensitive. Unfortunately, many timeseries have mixed cases in their tag/name. For example, a pressure timeseries from one sensor might have the name
VAL_10-TT_81704:Value
While another pressure time series will end with "VALUE".
Applying a filter using the word "VALUE" will filter out some timeseries
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Not in Grafana. I tried and the only option is to give all the possibilities, which means I need to know exactly what I’m looking for and defeats the purpose of searching. If the word is “VAlue”, I would not find the timeseries with the regex in the example highlighted in the issue.
On 6 Mar 2020, at 14:32, Ivan Polomani ***@***.***> wrote:
hi, but you can use regex for that, right?
name=~'.*(VALUE |Value).*'
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Currently, the grafana filter is case sensitive. Unfortunately, many timeseries have mixed cases in their tag/name. For example, a pressure timeseries from one sensor might have the name
VAL_10-TT_81704:Value
While another pressure time series will end with "VALUE".
Applying a filter using the word "VALUE" will filter out some timeseries
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: