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IQL in Insight

tomas nicolas boltin

Hello Atlassian community! I wanted to ask about this issue and I am not being able to find a solution. In Insight I have a type of object called "AWS" and within it (As seen in the image) there are different types of objects such as "Load Balancer", " General", "Compute", "RDS" or "Workspaces". What I don't know is how to retrieve these types of objects using an IQL query in insight. I tried all the operators there are and I can't get them.

I wait an answer! Thank you so much

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Jeroen Poismans

Hi Thomas,

Have you tried this?

objectType in objectTypeAndChildren("AWS")

Hope this helps!

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Jeroen Poismans

Hi Thomas,

Have you tried this?

objectType in objectTypeAndChildren("AWS")

Hope this helps!

tomas nicolas boltin

First, thank you very much for responding! I think it works, what I would like to know is if there is an operator that only returns each object once, according to the image I attached I would like it to return "Load Balancer", "General" and so on with all of them.

Jeroen Poismans

An IQL returns objects, not object types. Not sure what you're trying to do, can you elaborate with an example of the output you're after?

tomas nicolas boltin

Obvious. I would like to make a query in IQL that returns all the types that are contained, in this case in AWS, that is to say that they appear: "Load Balancer", "General", "Security Group", "Compute", "Management & governance ", but only once each. Since the query in the first response brings me all of each type and I only need one of each of the object types.

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