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Query syntax while using the HTTP connector

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The action above successfully gets data of type "md5" and further actions add it to a CSV file.  My question is if I want the file to contain data of more than one type, do I write the type field above as:

md5,sha1,sha256 or do I write it as md5;sha1;sha256 or do I write it as md5 OR sha1 OR sha256

 

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    Hello @Anonymous ,

     

    In reviewing your post it appears that you are tying to query different types in your call based on the screen shot provided, if that's the case then md5,sha1,sha256 should return all the items where type is equal to md5,sha1,sha256. 

     

    Hopefully this helps! 😉

     

     

     

     

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    Kristie

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    Thanks so much Kristie

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