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You can apply this operation either as a Filter or Create columnfield operation:
Filter | Creates a filter that returns only those strings including a specific token, ignoring case. Optionally, you can add one or two boolean values to extend the left and right length of the token. |
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Create columnfield | Adds a new Boolean column that shows true when a specific token is present in a given string, ignoring case. Optionally, you can add one or two boolean values to extend the left and right length of the token. |
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How does it work in the operations window?
Select Filter / Create column field in the search window toolbar, then select the Contains tokens - case insensitive operation. This operation requires at least two arguments (Value and contains). Optionally, you can add the right extended and left extended arguments to expand the length of the token.
Argument | Data type | More information |
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Value mandatory | string | - |
contains mandatory | string | - |
left extended | boolean | Add this argument if you want to get strings that contain the indicated token with alphanumerical values to the left. For example, if you enter 10 as a token and set the left extended argument to true, you will get strings containing, for example, -10- or .10. but also abc10- or 12310- |
right extended | boolean | Add this argument if you want to get strings that contain the indicated token with alphanumerical values to the right. For example, if you enter 10 as a token and set the right extended argument to true, you will get strings containing, for example, -10- or .10. but also -10abc or -10123 |
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The arguments needed for the filter are:
Value - headers columnfield
contains - Click the pencil icon and enter language
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Click Filter data and you will see the following result. As you can see, events containing the token language appear, but also Language.
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Click Create columnfield and follow the same steps to add a new Boolean column that shows true when the conditions explained above are met.
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