Search syntax
A search query consists of a field name, a colon, and a value. If you omit the colon, the platform treats the input as a simple string search.
Syntax rules
- Use
field:valueto search a specific field. - Use a plain string without a colon to run an
icontainssearch against the name and description fields. - Separate multiple terms with a space to return results that match all terms. Wrap terms in quotes to match the exact phrase.
Job template searches accept alphanumeric characters only.
Examples
| Query | Behavior |
|---|---|
name:localhost |
Searches forlocalhost in thename field. If the field name does not match a known field or related field, the query is treated as a string search. |
organization.name:Default |
Related field search. The period separates the related model from the field. You can chain multiple periods for deeper lookups. |
foobar |
Simple string search. Runs?search=foobar, which performs anicontains lookup against name and description. Note that API field names might differ from the UI labels, for example,Management job in the UI issystem_job in the API. |
organization:Default |
Related field search without specifying a sub-field. Runs anicontains search against both the name and description of the related organization. |