You can use the basic faceted search feature to intuitively and efficiently search among your list of datasets.
Note: This feature becomes available for Talend Cloud Pipeline Designer users when Talend Cloud Data Inventory is enabled for the
account.
From the datasets list, click Basic to enable the faceted search.
Click the Add filter icon to start creating your facet. You are guided at each step to add the available facet, operator, and values to search for. Each badge can be edited afterward by directly clicking the part you want to change. Values you enter for each facet are case sensitive.
The logical operator between two entries in a badge is or,
while the logical operator between badges is and.
| Facet | Description |
|---|---|
| API Status | For a given dataset, an API can be Enabled,
Disabled, Unconfigured, or
Unsupported. |
| Connection name | Name of the connection |
| Connection type | Type of the connection on which the dataset is based |
| Crawler | List of all the datasets created using a specific crawler |
| Custom attribute | List of all the custom attributes defined beforehand. All the custom attributes values are then searchable. |
| Dataset name | Name of the dataset |
| Description | Description of the dataset |
| Empty values | Number of entries that are empty in the dataset sample |
| Invalid values | Number of entries that are considered invalid against the column types in the dataset sample |
| Tags | List of all the tags that have been applied on the datasets of an account |
| Trust Score | Talend Trust Score™ value of the dataset |
| Valid values | Number of entries that are considered valid against the column types in the dataset sample |
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
=
|
Returns values that exactly match the specified value |
| > | Returns values that are greater than the specified value |
| < | Returns values that are lower than the specified value |
~
|
Returns values that match the specified regular expression |
in
|
Returns any of the values from a specified list |
and
|
Returns values that match all the specified values |
or
|
Returns values that match any of the specified values |