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====
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[discrete]
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- [[eql-runs-keyword ]]
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- === `runs` keyword
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+ [[eql-with- runs-statement ]]
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+ === `with runs` statement
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- Use a `runs` statement to run the same event criteria successively within a
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+ Use a `with runs` statement to run the same event criteria successively within a
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sequence query. For example:
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[source,eql]
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----
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sequence
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[ process where event.type == "creation" ]
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- [ library where process.name == "regsvr32.exe" ] [ runs=3]
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+ [ library where process.name == "regsvr32.exe" ] with runs=3
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[ registry where true ]
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[ registry where true ]
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- A `runs` statement must be enclosed in square brackets (`[ ]`). The `runs` value
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- must be between `1` and `100` (inclusive).
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+ The `runs` value must be between `1` and `100` (inclusive).
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- You can use a `runs` statement with the <<eql-by-keyword,`by` keyword>>. For
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- example:
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+ You can use a `with runs` statement with the <<eql-by-keyword,`by` keyword>>.
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+ For example:
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[source,eql]
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sequence
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[ process where event.type == "creation" ] by process.executable
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- [ library where process.name == "regsvr32.exe" ] by dll.path [ runs=3]
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+ [ library where process.name == "regsvr32.exe" ] by dll.path with runs=3
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