topic Re: How to filter out inline result in Splunk Search

How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Fri, 23 Aug 2019 07:27:15 GMT

Hello,

After my query my result is:

<ns2:OriginCountry>RUS</ns2:OriginCountry><ns2:MessageValues><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>SendType</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>MessageCategory</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverCountry</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>RUS</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverLanguage</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>ru</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>OTP</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>736351</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue></ns2:MessageValues></ns2:NotificationRequest>

In my result I would like to receive only the figure between

ns2:Value tags

How can I filter this out?

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Fri, 23 Aug 2019 07:34:26 GMT

@alivesince92

We can not see your mentioned fields or XML tags. Can you please use code block for that?

Re: How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Fri, 23 Aug 2019 07:46:13 GMT

Thank you for your notice. Already updated.

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Fri, 23 Aug 2019 09:04:49 GMT

@alivesince92

You can use spath here.

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/spath

Try this:

YOUR_SEARCH  | spath | rename "ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:Value" as Value | table Value

Sample Search:

| makeresults | eval _raw="<ns2:OriginCountry>RUS</ns2:OriginCountry><ns2:MessageValues><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>SendType</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>MessageCategory</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverCountry</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>RUS</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverLanguage</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>ru</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>OTP</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>736351</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue></ns2:MessageValues></ns2:NotificationRequest>" | spath | rename "ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:Value" as Value | table Value

AND if you want to display values in a different row then just add below search.

| mvexpand Value

https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/mvexpand

UPDATED ANSWER

Try this:

YOUR_SEARCH  | spath | rename "ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:*" as * | eval temp = mvzip(Name,Value) | mvexpand temp | eval Name=mvindex(split(temp,","),0),Value=mvindex(split(temp,","),1) | table Name Value

Sample Search:

| makeresults | eval _raw="<ns2:OriginCountry>RUS</ns2:OriginCountry><ns2:MessageValues><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>SendType</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>MessageCategory</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverCountry</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>RUS</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverLanguage</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>ru</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>OTP</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>736351</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue></ns2:MessageValues></ns2:NotificationRequest>" | spath | rename "ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:*" as * | eval temp = mvzip(Name,Value) | mvexpand temp | eval Name=mvindex(split(temp,","),0),Value=mvindex(split(temp,","),1) | table Name Value

UPDATED ANSWER VERSION:2

As per your provided sample events I have made a few changes in my previous search.

YOUR_SEARCH   | rex field=_raw "(?<data><ns2:NotificationRequest(.+?)<\/ns2:NotificationRequest>)" 
    | eval _raw=data 
    | spath
    | rename "ns2:NotificationRequest.ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:*" as * 
    | eval temp = mvzip(Name,Value) 
    | mvexpand temp 
    | eval Name=mvindex(split(temp,","),0),Value=mvindex(split(temp,","),1) 
    | table Name Value

Sample Search:

| makeresults 
| eval _raw="2019-08-28 10:37:32,511 [jetty-84 - /mobiliser/channel] ERROR com.***.***.***.***.project.jms.****liser S:METHOD_NAME=GwpVerifyPhone : WebAppSessionId= : ChannelSessionId=web-***-***-e8b8-***-8796-****365e : ClientIp=217117019234 : Corridor=[RU-UNKNOWN] - Message Sent successfully: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" standalone=\"yes\"?><ns2:NotificationRequest xmlns:ns2=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns1=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns4=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns3=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns9=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns5=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns6=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns10=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns7=\"http://***\" xmlns:ns8=\"http://***\"><ns1:Header><ns1:Source>Wallet</ns1:Source><ns1:AppName ns1:Version=\"***\">*DIGITAL</ns1:AppName><ns1:Timestamp>2019-08-28T10:37:29.898+03:00</ns1:Timestamp><ns1:CorrelationId>web-**-**-**-**-365e</ns1:CorrelationId><ns1:TransactionId>****</ns1:TransactionId></ns1:Header><ns3:Customer><ns6:Address><ns6:Country ns6:IS03=\"RUS\"/></ns6:Address><ns7:Phone><ns7:PhoneType ns7:Desc=\"MOBILE\">MOBILE</ns7:PhoneType><ns7:PhoneNum ns7:ISDCode=\"7\">9258487596</ns7:PhoneNum></ns7:Phone><ns10:Preference><ns10:PrefLanguageCode>RU</ns10:PrefLanguageCode></ns10:Preference></ns3:Customer><ns2:MessageType>5010</ns2:MessageType><ns2:MessageChannelPreference>SMS</ns2:MessageChannelPreference><ns2:OriginCountry>RUS</ns2:OriginCountry><ns2:MessageValues><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>SendType</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>MessageCategory</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverCountry</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>RUS</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverLanguage</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>ru</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>OTP</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>342719</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue></ns2:MessageValues></ns2:NotificationRequest>" 
| rex field=_raw "(?<data><ns2:NotificationRequest(.+?)<\/ns2:NotificationRequest>)" 
| eval _raw=data 
| spath
| rename "ns2:NotificationRequest.ns2:MessageValues.ns2:MessageValue.ns2:*" as * 
| eval temp = mvzip(Name,Value) 
| mvexpand temp 
| eval Name=mvindex(split(temp,","),0),Value=mvindex(split(temp,","),1) 
| table Name Value

Happy Splunking

Re: How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Tue, 27 Aug 2019 12:57:27 GMT

Thank you for your response, @kamlesh_vaghela , unfortunately it does not work as expected. I forgot to mention, that these 6 digits is variable, depending on the search. In this exact case my search consists of Phone number and Method name. expected result is OTP in ns2:Value field.

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Tue, 27 Aug 2019 13:29:31 GMT

@alivesince92
Please check my UPDATED ANSWER .

Re: How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Tue, 27 Aug 2019 13:52:37 GMT

@kamlesh_vaghela , it still does not work.
Result I am getting in Verbose mode is empty table:
https://ibb.co/z6YS74x

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 04:45:45 GMT

@alivesince92

Can you please share your search?? Please mask confidential value in search.

Re: How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 07:43:12 GMT

My original search is 9258487596 "S:METHOD_NAME=GwpVerifyPhone"
Response that I am getting:
2019-08-28 10:37:32,511 [jetty-84 - /mobiliser/channel] ERROR com.***.***.***.***.project.jms.****liser S:METHOD_NAME=GwpVerifyPhone : WebAppSessionId= : ChannelSessionId=web-***-***-e8b8-***-8796-****365e : ClientIp=217117019234 : Corridor=[RU-UNKNOWN] - Message Sent successfully: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><ns2:NotificationRequest xmlns:ns2="http://***" xmlns:ns1="http://***" xmlns:ns4="http://***" xmlns:ns3="http://***" xmlns:ns9="http://***" xmlns:ns5="http://***" xmlns:ns6="http://***" xmlns:ns10="http://***" xmlns:ns7="http://***" xmlns:ns8="http://***"><ns1:Header><ns1:Source>Wallet</ns1:Source><ns1:AppName ns1:Version="***">*DIGITAL</ns1:AppName><ns1:Timestamp>2019-08-28T10:37:29.898+03:00</ns1:Timestamp><ns1:CorrelationId>web-**-**-**-**-365e</ns1:CorrelationId><ns1:TransactionId>****</ns1:TransactionId></ns1:Header><ns3:Customer><ns6:Address><ns6:Country ns6:IS03="RUS"/></ns6:Address><ns7:Phone><ns7:PhoneType ns7:Desc="MOBILE">MOBILE</ns7:PhoneType><ns7:PhoneNum ns7:ISDCode="7">9258487596</ns7:PhoneNum></ns7:Phone><ns10:Preference><ns10:PrefLanguageCode>RU</ns10:PrefLanguageCode></ns10:Preference></ns3:Customer><ns2:MessageType>5010</ns2:MessageType><ns2:MessageChannelPreference>SMS</ns2:MessageChannelPreference><ns2:OriginCountry>RUS</ns2:OriginCountry><ns2:MessageValues><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>SendType</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>MessageCategory</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>S</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverCountry</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>RUS</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>ReceiverLanguage</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>ru</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue><ns2:MessageValue><ns2:Name>OTP</ns2:Name><ns2:Value>342719</ns2:Value></ns2:MessageValue></ns2:MessageValues></ns2:NotificationRequest>

And all i need to be visible instead of all this response is 6 digits between ns2:Value fields. In this case - 342719, but as I mentioned before this is variable and it changes, as OTP is generated by the system

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 09:11:04 GMT

@alivesince92
Please check my UPDATED ANSWER VERSION:2 🙂

Re: How to filter out inline result

alivesince92 — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 12:45:00 GMT

@kamlesh_vaghela you are the superstar! Thank You!

Re: How to filter out inline result

kamlesh_vaghela — Thu, 29 Aug 2019 04:46:35 GMT

@alivesince92

Glad to help you. Please upvote any comments which help you to understand the solution and accept this answer to close this question.

Happy Splunking