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How to pass more than one column as search terms in Gate Module table drill down - Sideview Utils

pradeepkumarg
Influencer

I have a SimpleResultsTable with the below query in my Advancedxml

index=myindex sourcetype=mysourcetype | search FILE_ID="xyz" | table fieldA, fieldB, fieldC, fieldD, fieldE, fieldF

Im using a gate module to drill down to a different table on selecting a row. Below is my drilldown query on gate target module

index=myindex sourcetype=mysourcetype $row.searchTerms$ | search FILE_ID="xyz" | table fieldG, fieldH, fieldI, fieldJ

Now the $row.searchTerms$ gets only fieldA, how can I pass fieldB & fieldC along with fieldA ?

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You should be able to access those field values through $row.fields.fieldB$, $row.fields.fieldC$, etc.

Have you considered using Sideview's Table module rather than the SimpleResultsTable module?

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You should be able to access those field values through $row.fields.fieldB$, $row.fields.fieldC$, etc.

Have you considered using Sideview's Table module rather than the SimpleResultsTable module?

pradeepkumarg
Influencer

$click.fields.fieldB$ worked for SimpleResultsTable. Thanks again!

martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

That's possible, it's been too long though since I used SimpleResultsTable... just try it out 😛

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pradeepkumarg
Influencer

Thanks Martin, Will I be able to use $row.fields.fieldB$, $row.fields.fieldC$ only through Sideview's Table module?

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