FILTER Keyword in Metadata XML

I am working on using the
<!ELEMENT Filter (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST Filter
COLUMN_NAME CDATA #REQUIRED
SCOPE (GLOBAL | INSTANCE | SYSTEMGLOBAL) "GLOBAL"
OPERATOR (EQ | LT | GT | LE | GE | NE | CONTAINS | MATCH | ISNULL | ISNOTNULL) "EQ"
>
But, unfortunately, I can't find any documentation to give this context :(
Would this go in a Metric after the TableDescriptor?
<Metric>
<Display> ...
<TableDescriptor>....
<Filter>...
<QueryDescriptor>....

You have different DTDs for each file, so they aren't technically the same tag even though they are named the same in the target type metadata and in the default collection files... From the Extensibility Guide:
11.3.7 Filter (for TargetCollection)
Filter defines a filtering mechanism that can be applied to the collected data before the
data is sent to the repository via the Upload manager. If filtering is not applied, all the
data that is collected through a Fetchlet is sent to the repository. As a result the
repository can get filled quickly when uploading certain metrics. To alleviate this
problem, filtering mechanism is applied to the data before uploading. The filter criteria
are specified in collection xml.
Note: Filter elements for TargetCollection and TargetMetadata
are different.
<!ELEMENT Filter (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST Filter
COLUMN_NAME CDATA #REQUIRED
OPERATOR (EQ|LT|GT|LE|GE|NE|CONTAINS|MATCH) "EQ"
AFTER_SEVERITY_CHECKING (TRUE|FALSE) "FALSE" >
11.3.7.1 Attributes
COLUMN_NAME: Name of the column in the metric to filter on.
OPERATOR: Specifies the operation
EQ (default): Equals
LT: Less than
GT: Greater than
LE: Less than or equal to
GE: Greater than or equal to
NE: Not equals
CONTAINS: Contains
MATCH: Matches
AFTER_SECURITY_CHECKING: If TRUE, filter will be applied after severity
checking.
TRUE | FALSE (default)

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