[resource status] sql filtering instead of checkboxes

Hi, thanks for your interest in Centreon and for your feedback.

Dis you try to filter direclty in search bar, using CQL ? https://docs.centreon.com/docs/alerts-notifications/resources-status/#search-bar

It should allow you to apply SQL-Like filtering

In a more global way, are you interested to discuss with Product team about Resource status gaps that would have not been taken into account/planned ? 

Thanks

​@fmattes 

Unfortunately, not, the general search field also doesn't allow filtering by SQL syntax (like %).

It is true that in the search field I can now directly use the term gpon.*ONT (CQL/Regex) to obtain the equivalent of gpon%ONT which partly does the trick.

However, in the filter options, you must continue to use sql like commands with the problem that I initially raised with the checkboxes.

Yes, I'd be happy to discuss this with you. Feel free to contact me by private message.

Thank you very much and with my best regards

Hi, i sent you a private message to book a meet and discuss this topic. Did you receive it ? 

Regards

Bonjour Florian,

oui nous avons rdv le vendredi 20 juin à 11h.

Belle journée

Mes excuses, c’était en effet bien confirmé de mon côté :)

+1 for keeping the «old» status pages.

They are 10x faster than the Resources and really easy to use.

Many on our users don’t want to use the Ressources page.

I would say that performance is greatly impacted by the amount of data that you are pulling on the resource pages. The amount of lines and columns that you grab can drasticly impact the performance of the page and the time to load.

If it’s really just about the page use, there was an export feature that was just pushed (from what i read) to export data from the resource status page.

I also have lots of users that are used to the deprecated pages, but i believe the CQL with regex support is a good idea to provide more flexibility instead of maintaining many dataview pages.