topic Re: Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results in Dashboards & Visualizations

Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results

Harish_Liakatha — Thu, 23 Jun 2016 07:27:46 GMT

Hi,

I have created dashboard in splunk 6.4. whenever i opened the dashboard it is taking too much time to display the result, Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results?

Thanks a lot.

Regards,
Harish L

Re: Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results

sundareshr — Thu, 23 Jun 2016 17:04:35 GMT

You could convert your inline searches on your dashboard panels as accelerated report searches and scheduled those reports to run at whatever frequency

Re: Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results

woodcock — Sun, 26 Jun 2016 01:08:24 GMT

Yes, just schedule the search and use loadjob in your dashboard to pull in the results of the last scheduled run like this:

|loadjob savedsearch="<owner>:<app>:<name of search>"

Re: Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results

Harish_Liakatha — Mon, 27 Jun 2016 07:15:21 GMT

Thank you for the update, Let me try this

And I have few doubt, ow to combine the four different tables into single table( which command need to use Append, Appendcol, Join, Appendpipe ) Please give me the suggestion or example

Re: Is it possible to schedule a dashboard to run panel searches at 12:00AM, so every time someone opens the dashboard, they display cached results

woodcock — Mon, 27 Jun 2016 13:04:42 GMT

This has nothing to do with the original question so it would be best to close this one out (click Answer if it worked for you) and ask a new one. Also, you have not told us anything about these tables. We need to see the searches that generate them.