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Return results from ALL sub-searches into a table

griffinpair
Path Finder

Each search below gathers data via SQL Queries from 3 different databases on 3 different servers. I have combined them into one with the hope to return the "totalerrors" and "ClientID" associated with those errors in one final table at the bottom. So it would look like:

totalerrors | ClientID
0 | abc
3 | def
5 | ghi

As of right now, the search below only returns the first searches data. So, I am only retrieving:

totalerrors | ClientID
0 | abc

Any suggestions on how to return the data from each sub-search query into one final table, all together?

| dbxquery query="SELECT count(*) as totalerrors, 'abc' as ClientID FROM \"CM126abc\".\"dbo\".\"table1\" (NOLOCK) WHERE PROCESSEDFLAG = 'N' and ADDEDDT>DATEADD(hour, -24, GETDATE())" connection="126" | fields totalerrors, ClientID
| appendcols [dbxquery query="SELECT count(*) as totalerrors, 'def' as ClientID FROM \"CM126def\".\"dbo\".\"table2\" WHERE PROCESSEDFLAG = 'N' and ADDEDDT >DATEADD(hour, -24, GETDATE())" connection="126" | fields totalerrors, ClientID ]
| appendcols [dbxquery query="SELECT count(*) as totalerrors, 'ghi' as ClientID FROM \"CM126ghi\".\"dbo\".\"table3\" WHERE PROCESSEDFLAG = 'N' and ADDEDDT >DATEADD(hour, -24, GETDATE())" connection="126" | fields totalerrors, ClientID]
| table UnprocessedVendorCAs, ClientID
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sowings
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Try | append instead of | appendcols.

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