Please check with @pxIsInListOfValues(.eventType,“start,end”). This function will return true if property values match any one value in comparing comma separated values. Attached screenshot for reference.
@AnandrajT7685 In a Data Flow Filter, multiple rows behave like AND, so you won’t see an OR toggle. The easiest way to do OR is to make a single condition that returns true when the incoming property matches any allowed value. In Pega 8.7, you can use the built-in function @pxIsInListOfValues(.eventType,"start,end") which checks if .eventType matches any value in that comma-separated list. Replace .eventType with your property name and update the list with all values you want to allow (for example start,end,update). Use this function directly in the filter condition (or call it from a When rule) and keep the record only when it evaluates to true. Then preview the Data Flow shape to confirm only the matching Kafka messages pass through.