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Why am I getting "TypeError: e.replace is not a function" using SearchManager with eval in the search?

vikassanap2011
New Member
new SearchManager({
                id: "mysearch1",
                earliest_time: "-24h@h",
                latest_time: "now",
                search: "openstack::* node::* command=w |dedup node|eval critical = if( load2 > 1.25,load2,0)|table node load2 critical",
            });

Console error:

TypeError: e.replace is not a function


...ngToFieldList(e))},s=function(e){return e.replace(/^\s*/,"").replace(/\s*$/,"")}...
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koshyk
Super Champion

I guess you got a "comma" after the "search" param, thus the function not ending properly

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vganjare
Builder

Try using Following code:

new SearchManager({
     id: "mysearch1",
     earliest_time: "-24h@h",
     latest_time: "now",
     search: "openstack::* node::* command=w |dedup node|eval critical = if( load2 > 1.25,load2,0)|table node load2 critical"
 });

Please note: Removed the last comma (just after search string).

Thanks!!

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