My situation is as follows:
1. I have the following object types: Operating System, PC Software, Software License
2. Both the OS and PC Software have an attribute linking to a Software License, i.e. the Software Licenses have inbound references from OS and/or PC Software
So that's the setup for the software and related licenses.
Then I have an object type 'Server' with the following attributes:
1. Software (of type 'PC Software')
2. Operating System (of type 'Operating System'
3. Licenses (of type 'Software License')
Now, my idea, because I had this behavior in other tools, is that I can select softwares and an operating system and then have the licenses being filtered to only 'valid' licenses that are linked to these softwares/operating systems. As far as I can see, this is possible using the inboundReferences (inR) function.
What I tested (IQL filter on the 'Licenses' attribute):
object having inR(objectType IN ("Operating System", "PC Software") )
--> This works, it only shows licenses that are actually linked to a software/OS
object having inR(Name LIKE "windows")
--> This also works, only licenses that have a software linked with "windows" in their name show up
However, what I just can't get to work is the following and I don't understand why it's not working (in this example, I just do it for Software):
object having inR(Key IN ${Software${0}})
or
object having inR(Name IN ${Software.Name${0}})
As far as I understand this should work? I'm using the following as a reference:
https://documentation.mindville.com/insight/latest/insight-with-placeholders-33466747.html
https://documentation.mindville.com/insight/latest/iql-insight-query-language-33467338.html
