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Filter expressions in STTP are used to select the desired signals for subscription or to reduce available meta-data down to a desired subset. Filtering syntax is similar to [Structured Query Language](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL) (SQL), but does not implement the full SQL language.
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Filter operations operate against in-memory [data set](https://github.com/sttp/cppapi/blob/master/src/lib/data), not a backend database. The filtering syntax used in conjunction with a data set is designed for read-only operations and exposes no update functionality. Because of this, filter operations are not subject to SQL injection attacks or other security concerns typically associated with SQL implementations.
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Filter expressions operate against in-memory [data set](https://github.com/sttp/cppapi/blob/master/src/lib/data), not a backend database. The filtering syntax used in conjunction with a data set is designed for read-only operations and exposes no update functionality. Because of this, filter operations are not subject to SQL injection attacks or other security concerns typically associated with SQL implementations.
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STTP data publishers need to define a data set consisting of a collection of data tables representing the [primary meta-data](#primary-meta-data-table-definitions) from locally defined configurations that contain information about the time-series style data to be published. At a minimum this meta-data should define a [Guid](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier) based identifier for each [measurement](#measurementdetail) to be published as well as an associated source, i.e., a [device](#devicedetail), that produces the measurement.
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