set-filter
Set or replace the filter on a view.
Use --filter-file to apply a <filter> XML fragment from a file: <filter type="and"> <condition attribute="statecode" operator="eq" value="0" /> </filter>
Use --condition for a quick single-condition filter: --condition "statecode:eq:0"
Usage
ppds views set-filter [options]
Options
| Long | Short | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
--condition | string | Inline single condition in format 'attribute:operator:value' (e.g. statecode:eq:0). Mutually exclusive with --filter-file. | ||
--correlation-id | string | Correlation ID for distributed tracing | ||
--debug | bool | Show trace-level diagnostic output | ||
--entity | string | [Required] Entity logical name (e.g., account) | ||
--environment | -e | string | Override the environment URL. | |
--filter-file | string | Path to a file containing a <filter> XML fragment. Mutually exclusive with --condition. | ||
--output-format | -f | OutputFormat | Output format | |
--profile | -p | string | Authentication profile name | |
--publish | bool | Publish the entity after the operation | ||
--quiet | -q | bool | Show only warnings and errors | |
--solution | string | Add the view to this solution after the operation | ||
--verbose | -v | bool | Show detailed output including debug messages | |
--view | -v | string | [Required] View name or ID |