Use Reserved Words in a Query

To ensure the system correctly parses your query, if your search entity name includes one of the reserved words listed before, you should surround the query name with quotes (" ") in order to avoid ambiguity in the query statement.

For example, if your query name is: "System warnings and errors" use the following notation: #"System warnings and errors."

Reserved Words for Queries
and	as	between
by	category	connecting to
contain	contains	custom float
distinct	does not contain	does not end with
does not start and end with	domain	ends with
endswith	equal	equals
filter	for	greater
greater equal	greater equal than	greater than
gte	has	has substring
hostname	ibt	id
in between	in cidr block	in list
in list of	in subnet	is
is between	is equal	is equal to
is greater	is greater or equal than	is greater than
is greater than or equal to	is larger	is larger than
is less	is less equal	is less or equal than
is less than	is less than or equal to	is lower
is lower than	is not	is not between
is not equal	is not equal to	ip
ip6	label	less
less equal	less equal than	less than
like	lte	mac
match	nibt	not
not between	not equal	not equals
not in between	not in cidr block	not in list
not in subnet	not match	not within subnet
or	path	pipe
port	span	starts and ends with
starts with	startswith	timestamp
username	uri	url
where	wheresql	within subnet
withinsubnet