# Find Filter Dialog

## Contents
Overview Configuration

## Overview
The Find Filter Dialog can be used to find a named filter of a particular type. It is is especially useful in cases where many policies have been configured with the Policy Studio and the administrator wants to find a specfic filter. For example, you could find a schema filter called, "Check against SOAP Schema".
## Configuration
The Find Filter Dialog is available from the Edit -> Find Filter main menu option. Enter the name of the filter to find in the Name field, and then select its type from the Filter Type dropdown. Click the Search button to find the named filter. If you want to search for all filters of a particular type, select the type from the Filter Type dropdown and leave the Name field blank. Click the Search button to find all filters of this type. The filters will be displayed in the Search Results table. Similarly, to display a listing of all configured filters, simply leave both fields blank and click the Search button. It is possible to right-click on a filter displayed in the Search Results table and then select any of the following options from the context menu: Edit: Use this option to edit the selected filter. Delete: Select this option to delete the selected filter from the policy in which it was configured. Log Level: Select the log level(s) that this filter will log at using the relevant menu options. All filters can log at "Failure", "Fatal", and "Success" levels. To edit the log message for this filter, select the Edit option from the context menu to display the configuration data for the filter, and then click the Next button to edit the log messages. View Item: When this menu option is selected, the filter will be displayed in the policy tree-view on the left hand side of the Policy Studio. Furthermore, the policy in which this filter runs will be displayed in the policy pallette.