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Custom Table on Dashboard - Filter Column Values?

Sorry for the vague title - hopefully this will make it more clear. I am currently implementing a custom table on a dashboard. Columns currently are listed below, with a sample output.

Node Name	Status	CPU Load	% MEM	Volume Name	Avail. Space	% Used
NodeA	Up	%	%	NodeA - Physical Memory	XX	%
NodeA	Up	%	%	NodeA - Virtual Memory	XX	%
NodeA	Up	%	%	NodeA - C:\	XX	%
NodeA	Up	%	%	NodeA - \ et cetera	XX	%
NodeB				NodeB - Physical Memory...

I am currently using the Dynamic Query Builder in Datasource instead of a SWQL or SQL query - I have no real experience with that. My intended goal is to list all Fixed Disks, not the Physical or Virtual Memory rows. Is there a way to filter the Volume Name column contents without writing a custom SQL query?

I'm trying to setup something similar to "I LIKE EGGS" Custom Volume Report implemented as a table, but I was unable to get the SQL code working after copying it over.

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jeilers

I think you are looking for something like this:

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jeilers

I think you are looking for something like this:

coinich

I don't see Volume Type (Enumeration) listed at all unfortunately.

jeilers

Switch the Basic Selector to advanced selector. You can then get a bigger menu than the drop down list.

coinich

Wonderful, thanks!

On a somewhat related note, is there a length limit for these tables? I have it set to show all entries but on the dashboard it still indicates that some are cut off.