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  • Table view - The default view, where event fields are split into different fields. Learn more

  • List view - In this view, each event is displayed in a single row as a list of keys and values. Learn more

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There are several operations common to both views:

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To learn more about each option, go to the related content:

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In this view, the event fields are no longer shown as fields. Rather, event information is displayed in a single row as a list of keys and values, called pills. This way, you can view the entire event and all its fields on screen in one click.

This view consists of two fields: the first one is the eventdate or creation date, and the second lists all pillskey-value pairs.

Extra fields, such as raw, will show in orange.

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field names

Toggling off removes the field names, leaving just the data type and field value. This option is activated by default.

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data types

Toggling off removes the data type pill, leaving the field name and value. This option is activated by default.

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null values

Toggle off to remove null values.

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Copying

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values

The list view allows you to copy individual values within an event using the pills explained previouslykey-value pairs. Using the standard ctrl + c and ctrl + v will copy the field name and value.

Alternatively, you can choose which fields to copy by right-clicking > Copy and choosing between the available options:

  • Copy name: includes the entire key-value pair

  • Copy only:

    • Name: includes only the name field.

    Copy value
    • Value: includes only the value field.

  • Copy pill: includes all values contained within a pill.

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When only part of the text is selected, copying using right-click or keystrokes applies to the selected part only, whereas filtering, drill downs and pretty print apply to the entire value.