Finds:

find can be used in place of a sum by all NNA queries to perform additional calculations on the resulting set. find works a little differently than sum in that it takes an operator and a filter value, like so: &find=<operator>:<filterField>

You can always find the full list of available finds by going to /finds REST endpoint.

When using find with a /filter query, the find is performed over the resulting INode set. For example: * &find=avg:modTime will perform average across all the resulting set's INodes' modification timestamps. * &find=min:modTime will return the INode that has the oldest (lowest value) modification timestamp. * &find=max:modTime will return the INode that has the most recent (highest value) modification timestamp.

However, find as part of a /histogram query will be performed over every grouping instead. For example: * /histogram?set=files&group=user&find=min:modTime will get every users oldest file's modification timestamp.

1. avg - Performs an average of the filter field.
2. min - Gets the maximum value of the filter field.
3. max - Gets the minimum value of the filter field.