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<titleabbrev>Delete async EQL search</titleabbrev>
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-experimental::[]
+beta::[]
Deletes an <<eql-search-async,async EQL search>> or a
<<eql-search-store-sync-eql-search,stored synchronous EQL search>>. The API also
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[[eql-ex-threat-detection]]
== Example: Detect threats with EQL
This example tutorial shows you how you can use EQL to detect security threats
and other suspicious behavior. In the scenario, you're tasked with detecting
<titleabbrev>EQL search</titleabbrev>
Returns search results for an <<eql,Event Query Language (EQL)>> query.
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<titleabbrev>EQL</titleabbrev>
{eql-ref}/index.html[Event Query Language (EQL)] is a query language for
event-based, time series data, such as logs.
<titleabbrev>Function reference</titleabbrev>
{es} supports the following <<eql-functions,EQL functions>>. Most EQL functions
are case-sensitive by default.
<titleabbrev>Get async EQL search</titleabbrev>
Returns the current status and available results for an <<eql-search-async,async
EQL search>> or a <<eql-search-store-sync-eql-search,stored synchronous EQL
<titleabbrev>Pipe reference</titleabbrev>
{es} supports the following <<eql-pipes,EQL pipes>>.
<titleabbrev>Syntax reference</titleabbrev>
IMPORTANT: {es} supports a subset of {eql-ref}/index.html[EQL syntax]. See
<<eql-syntax-limitations>>.