Search syntax

Free Text

In many cases, you can just enter a free-text query.

Let us know if a free-text query did something you didn't expect.

Explicit queries are made through the use of keys and operators. The previous sample queries can be made with keys and operators:

Operators

• All values below can be quoted to allow for spaces.
• Adding - (minus) before any key negates the operation.
• Different key names function as an AND operator (from:-1h path:/foo).
• Multiple keys with the same name function as an OR operator (path:/foo path:/bar should return paths matching either /foo or /bar).

Time

Time ranges can be specified in a number of ways using the from and until keys.

Queries on the Requests page of the console are limited to a maximum time range of 7 days. Queries greater than a 7 day period will not yield any results. For example, if you wanted to see results from 2 weeks ago, your query would need to use from:-21d until:-14d, which would be a 7 day window. A query of just from:-21d would not yield any results as that would be a 21 day window.

Relative time

Example:

• from:-5h (until now)
• from:-5h until:-4h (one hour range)

Absolute time

Absolute time is also allowed using

• Unix UTC Seconds Since Epoch
• Java/JavaScript UTC Milliseconds since Epoch
• ISO Date format YYYYMMDD

Example Absolute Time: Unix UTC Seconds

• from:141384000 (until now)
• from:141384000 until:1413844691

Example Absolute Time: Java/JavaScript Milliseconds UTC

• from:141384000000 (until now)
• from:141384000000 until:1413844691000

Example Absolute Date: YYYYMMDD

• from:20141031 (until now)
• from:20141031 until:20141225

You can also mix and match time formats:

• from:20141031 until:-1h

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