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DataAgent (OnPremise)

Data Source Configuration

Dimension Filtering

This article introduces multiple methods for performing dimension filtering on datasets.

Quick start

Click "Filter configuration" to enter the dataset filter configuration interface, then click "Add" to set the filter criteria for the dimension fields used by the agent.
For dimension fields, three methods are provided: "Exact filter", "Conditional filter", and "Manual input". Set the relevant filter parameters according to actual data requirements, and click "OK" to execute the filter.

Applicable scenarios

Dimension filtering methods	Applicable scenarios
Exact filter	Suitable for precise targeting of small batches of data with clear objectives
Conditional filter	Suitable for filtering data with complex logic or range-based criteria
Manual input	Suitable for flexible customization or non-standard data filtering

Feature introduction

Exact filter

Click "Exact filter" to enter the exact filter parameter configuration page.
You can directly select or search to locate filter content, and perform operations such as viewing selected items (all items), option settings, option sorting, select all, and exclude.
Click "OK" to complete data filtering.

The relevant parameter configuration instructions are as follows:

Parameters	Configuration instructions
View selected items (all items)	Click to toggle between viewing selected items or all items.
Option settings	Click to select manual input settings or clear settings. Manual input settings: You can manually enter multiple precise filter criteria here, separated by commas, spaces, or line breaks; or input filter criteria by uploading or dragging a CSV file. Clear settings: Clear the currently set manual input filter criteria.
Option sorting	You can set the display order of all items to ascending, descending, or custom sorting. You can also choose clear settings to remove the current sorting.
Select all	When selecting all, all options in the current option area are selected. If the filter is empty, all data is selected.
Exclude	Implements the inverse selection effect, equivalent to "not in".

Conditional filter

Click "Conditional filter" to enter the conditional filter parameter configuration page.
You can manually input or select from a list to specify filter content, and perform operations such as selecting operators and entering conditions.
Click "OK" to complete data filtering.

Conditional filter - Manual input

The relevant parameter configuration instructions are as follows:

Parameters	Configuration instructions
Operators	For string-type fields, supports (not) contains, starts with (ends with), (not) like, (not) empty, (not) empty string, and other operators. For numeric-type fields, supports =, ≠, >, ≥, <, ≤, (not) empty, and other operators
Manual input	You can directly enter the text abc to perform fuzzy matching for data items containing abc, which is equivalent to like: %abc%
Delimiter	Manual input criteria support separation by commas, spaces, or line breaks.

Conditional filter - List selection

Relevant parameter configurationinstructions are as follows:

Parameters	Configuration instructions
Operators	For string-type fields, supports (not) contains, starts with (ends with), (not) like, (not) empty, (not) empty string, and other operators. For numeric-type fields, supports =, ≠, >, ≥, <, ≤, (not) empty, and other operators
List selection	You can manually select filter items from the enumeration values of the current field. Supports the operators described above, as well as "View selected items (all items)", "Option settings", "Option sorting", and "Select all" in precise filtering.

Click "Manual input" to enter the manual input filter parameter configuration page.
You can input multiple values manually (separated by commas, spaces, or line breaks), or upload/drag and drop a CSV file to specify filter criteria.
Click "OK" to complete data filtering.

Last updated: 2026.06.02 14:59:32