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Parse Data | Data Analysis 1. 208. 0-1. 219. 0 | LogScale . . . A client sending data to LogScale must specify which repository to store the data in and which parser to use for ingesting the data There are multiple ways to do so, depending on your preferences and clients, but if you are in doubt, using an Ingest Token and assigning a parser to the token is a good way to go, as it allows you to change parsers from within LogScale, without modifying outside
Falcon LogScale Documentation Archives The download files below contain a copy of the HTML online builds of old versions of the Falcon LogScale documentation Note that this content is still updated with corrections and improvements, but is no longer included in the active dcoumentation set For more information on using the documentation, see the README md file in the downloaded Zip file
CrowdStrike Query Language Grammar Subset The following grammar represents a subset of the CrowdStrike Query Language (formerly known as the LogScale Query Language (LQL)) The full grammar is what is implemented by the parser in LogScale, and it contains several quirks that have been elided from this subset This guide is intended for programmatically generating LogScale queries — not for parsing them If you follow the rules in
Search Data | Data Analysis 1. 208. 0-1. 219. 0 | LogScale . . . Select and Filter Fields When searching a repository, you can select fields to search You can also select fields on which to filter the results Add and Remove Fields For a more simplified display that is easier to review, you can select which fields in a query results to display — and which to hide Change Time Interval Search results are for a specific time interval: such as, the past day