System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM) Syntax
You can add advanced filters in Oracle Data Safe using SCIM syntax. Advanced filters provide you with the flexibility to analyze your data using complex conditions and multiple criteria.
Advanced filters in the query builder in Oracle Data Safe can also be combined using logical operators such as and and or. If you have any basic filters currently applied, they will appear in the query builder as well.
For more information about SCIM, see the protocol documentation at https://www.rfceditor.org/rfc/rfc7644.
For more information about filtering in SCIM, see the filtering section of the protocol documentation at https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7644#section-3.4.2.2.
Supported SCIM Operators
Supported operators for SCIM include the following:
- `co`: matches resources with an attribute that contains a given string
- `eq`: matches resources with an attribute that is equal to a given value (not case sensitive)
- `eq_cs`: matches resources with an attribute that is equal to a given value (case sensitive)
- `ew`: matches resources with an attribute that ends with a given string
- `ge`: matches resources with an attribute that is greater than or equal to a given value
- `gt`: matches resources with an attribute that is greater than a given value
- `in`: matches resources with an attribute that is equal to any of given values in list
- `le`: matches resources with an attribute that is less than or equal to a given value
- `lt`: matches resources with an attribute that is less than a given value
- `ne`: matches resources with an attribute that is not equal to a given value
- `not_in `: matches resources with an attribute that is not equal to any of given values in list
- `pr`: matches resources with an attribute if it has a given value
- `sw`: matches resources with an attribute that starts with a given string
Operators can be grouped using parentheses to specify the order.