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import useBaseUrl from '@docusaurus/useBaseUrl';
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The `macro` operator allows you to reuse portions of a search query across multiple queries. Additionally, this operator includes arguments and performs its respective evaluation of the arguments.
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The `macro` operator provides a means for you to reference set of query language syntax using a macro keyword across multiple queries. Additionally, if required you can include arguments and performs its respective evaluation of the arguments to this operator.
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To use `macro` the operator, reference it in your query with backticks (``). Macros can also be nested, enabling complex query reuse:
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To use the `macro` operator, reference it in your query with backticks (``). Macros can also be nested, enabling complex query reuse:
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***Nested Macros**. A macro referenced inside another macro.
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***Inner Macro**. A macro used within the context of another macro query.
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***Outer Macro**. The macro that references an inner macro.
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- You can create a maximum of 50 macros.
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- You can add a maximum of 5 arguments.
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- You cannot edit or delete the macro. Submit a customer request to Sumo Logic if you still need to edit or delete a macro.
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