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Currently, in version 24.10, if you want to filter results using the "filter options," it's unfortunately impossible to create a simple "sql-like" rule since you must click on each checkbox in the results drop-down list.

This is particularly problematic if you want to select multiple results.

 

Today, searches on the new "resource status" pages are still catastrophic, rendering these new pages unusable.

 

It's necessary to add a "select all" button or simply display the search results if no checkbox is selected.

 

In the meantime, please maintain the good deprecated pages and definitely don't delete them in 25.10. The "resource status" pages are still far too far from matching the deprecated pages and are unusable because they lack too much basic functionality for users.

 

 

Thanks a lot

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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

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