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            Add Filters to a Data Lake Object

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            Add Filters to a Data Lake Object

            Use filters on the data lake object (DLO) field attributes to view region-specific or brand-specific data. Add the same DLO to multiple data spaces with different filters to segregate data.

            Required Editions

            Available in: All Editions supported by Data 360. See Data 360 edition availability.
            User Permissions Needed
            To add filters to data lake objects:

            Permission set:

            • Data Cloud Architect
            1. In Data 360, go to the Data Spaces tab.
            2. Select a data space.
            3. From the dropdown next to a DLO, select Set Filters.
            4. Click Add Filter.
            5. Select an object, column, and operator, and enter a value to filter on. Nested operators aren’t supported. Add filters only on non-key qualifier text fields.
              The available operators depend on the data type:
              • Text: EQUALS, NOT EQUALS, IN, NOT IN, CONTAINS ANY
              • Number: EQUALS, NOT EQUALS, IN, NOT IN, GREATER THAN, LESS THAN
              • Date/DateTime: GREATER THAN, LESS THAN, LAST NUMBER OF DAYS
              • Boolean: EQUALS, NOT EQUALS
              Note
              Note The CONTAINS ANY operator accepts multiple comma-separated values to identify partial or multiple matches. The resulting data includes only records where the field matches the full value or any individual token obtained after splitting the input by commas. Spaces are treated as literals. For example, a filter for Biohealth, Systems specifically searches for those exact strings, including any leading or trailing spaces.
              Note
              Note When you select a value in a DateTime field, the value saves in your Salesforce org's time zone, not converted to GMT. For instance, a selection of '2025-09-09 7:30 PM' in a GMT-7:30 time zone saves as '2025-09-09 19:30', not '2025-09-10 03:00' (GMT).
              Set Filters
              Filters don’t affect the total record count of a DLO and data stream.
            6. Click Add, and then click Save.
            Example
            Example

            You have a Sales org with contacts from different regions connected to Data 360, and the contact DLOs are ingested with all the contacts. To segregate the contacts, you create region-specific data spaces, such as Region 1 and Region 2, and associate the contact DLOs to these data spaces by adding two different filters. For both filters, select Region for the column and EQUALS for the operator. Enter Region 1 as the value for the first filter and Region 2 as the value for the second.

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