Alerting

Multiple Cron Schedules In One Saved Search

itsomana
Path Finder

Is it possible to have more than one cron schedule in a saved search. I have a save search that starts Monday to Saturday at 7:26am and stops at 18:30 Monday, Thursday and Saturday, however on Friday it stops at 17:30.

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

Check out my answer in the following link (it is NOT the accepted one) for a way to do this in a single search with a single cron, provided your crons share the same periodicity (timespan between runs):

https://answers.splunk.com/answers/24824/can-i-set-a-blackout-period-for-a-scheduled-search-during-w...

woodcock
Esteemed Legend

You should be able to accept this as the correct answer now.

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gkanapathy
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

No. You would have to create multiple saved searches, and configure them the same other than the schedule. They would have to have different names, and could not be used to populate a dashboard, but I assume you're using this to send out an alert, or run a job.

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shawngarrettsgp
Path Finder

I downvoted this post because there is a more elegant answer to do this in one alert still, rather than creating 3 separate alerts.

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