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Some parameters for the advanced search tool allow using units. For example, in
the search criterion for RAM size, you can type 512MB instead of a value in
bytes. This paragraph describes supported units by parameter type.
All criteria using a memory size (RAM, hard disk capacity, etc) is by default expected in bytes. If no other unit is specified, all values will be assumed to be in bytes.
All memory sizes can be written using spaces or underscores (_) to make the
numbers easier to read. Numbers must begin with a digit. For example, the
following numbers are all valid and all worth 1234:
1234 1 234 1_234 1234_
The following number is not valid:
_1234
Units used are non binary units, and a multiplication factor of 1024 is applied
between each unit. Units are case-insensitive. Therefore, Mb is identical to
mB or mb or MB.
In detail, the following units are supported (provided in lower case, see above):
Table 2. Units supported by Rudder search engine
| Notation | Alternate | Value |
|---|---|---|
|
| bytes (equivalent to not specifying a unit) |
|
| 1024 bytes |
|
| 1024^2 bytes |
|
| 1024^3 bytes |
|
| 1024^4 bytes |
|
| 1024^5 bytes |
|
| 1024^6 bytes |
|
| 1024^7 bytes |
|
| 1024^8 bytes |
