Logpoint’s Query Language is extensive, intuitive, and user-friendly. It covers all the search commands, functions, arguments, and clauses. You can search the log messages in various formats depending on the query you use.
Logpoint also supports chaining of commands and multi-line queries. Use a pipe (|) to chain the commands and press Shift + Enter to add a new line in the query. The search keywords are not case-sensitive.
Note
The examples of some search queries provided in this section may not yield any result as the relevant logs may not be available in your system.
This guide provides the following information that you need to use the Logpoint Query Language:
Learn about the types of simple queries to familiarize yourself with the Logpoint Query Language. Refer to Simple Search.
Learn how to aggregate fields with chart and timechart commands. Refer to Aggregators.
Learn about the one-to-one commands. Refer to One-to-One Commands.
Learn about the process commands. Refer to Process Commands.
Learn how to filter the search results. Refer to Filtering Commands.
Learn how to find one or multiple streams and patterns of data to correlate a particular event. Refer to Pattern Finding.
Learn how to chain multiple commands into a single query. Refer to Chaining of commands.