A question about "Advanced Search".
For "Advanced Search", is it possible to search a machine with more than 2G momery or more than 120G disk space? I remember I can find a machine with the right 2048M memory, but can't use ">" or "<" to search more than 2G memory machines. Thanks.
- Matt |
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Hi Matt -
This is buried a little bit, but you can actually use the operators <, <and>= as part of your search phrase. For instance, set the value of memory to ">= 2048" to find all machines with 2G or more memory. This should work for all numeric values. There is also an open enhancement to include similar functionality in our Test Environments. Regards, John For "Advanced Search", is it possible to search a machine with more than 2G momery or more than 120G disk space? I remember I can find a machine with the right 2048M memory, but can't use ">" or "<" to search more than 2G memory machines. Thanks. |
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Some interesting auto-formatting of my reply occurred there.
The operators are '<', '<=', '>', and '>='. Hi Matt - For "Advanced Search", is it possible to search a machine with more than 2G momery or more than 120G disk space? I remember I can find a machine with the right 2048M memory, but can't use ">" or "<" to search more than 2G memory machines. Thanks. |
Some interesting auto-formatting of my reply occurred there. Hi Matt - For "Advanced Search", is it possible to search a machine with more than 2G momery or more than 120G disk space? I remember I can find a machine with the right 2048M memory, but can't use ">" or "<" to search more than 2G memory machines. Thanks. Thanks. This should be an enhancement of the latest version. Great function! - Matt |
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