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[gaRe]

Hello,

iam trying to start a search with Javascript and the SearchManager inside my own js-libary on a Dashboard . My Dashboard-header is binding: splunk.js, myownlibary.js and myOwncss.css. After reading some documentations and some help from here i found out how to call a search with the correct framework, objects and methods.

Iam also using the plugin "DB Connect", with that plugin you can
query directly to the database like: "| dbquery myDB \"(SQL STATEMENT)\""

Now ive got a db-query which works and iam trying to fire it with javascript-code which is also firing when my MutationObserver react by defined events.

So my actual code now is:

 var searchIncrementer = "1";
 require(["splunkjs/ready!"], function(mvc) {
    var deps = [
        "splunkjs/ready!",
        "splunkjs/mvc/searchmanager",
    ];
    require(deps, function(mvc) {

        var SearchManager = require("splunkjs/mvc/searchmanager");
        new SearchManager({
            id: "mvasearch" + searchIncrementer,
            earliest_time: "-24h@h",
            latest_time: "now",
            search: "| dbquery PrixB limit=1000 \"select * from bild b join shopposition s on                    b.bildnummer=s.bildnummer\n join shoppositionartikelgruppe spag on s.datensatznummer=spag.shopposinummer\n join artikelnummer artnr on artnr.artikelgruppennummer=spag.artikelgruppennummer\n where artnr.artikelnummer='" + mvaArticleNumber + "'\"",
   });

   var mvaDataObj = splunkjs.mvc.Components.getInstance("mvasearch" + searchIncrementer);

    mvaDataObj.on('search:progress', function(properties) {
        console.log("IN PROGRESS:", properties)
    });

    mvaDataObj.on('search:done', function(properties) {
        console.log("DONE:", properties)
    });

    mvaDataObj.on('search:failed', function(properties) {
        console.log("FAIL:", properties)
    });  

var myResults = mvaDataObj.data("preview", { count: 25, offset: 10 });
myResults.on("data", function() {
        // The full data object
        console.log(myResults.data());

        // Indicates whether the results model has data
        console.log("Has data? ", myResults.hasData());

        // The results rows
        console.log("Data (rows): ", myResults.data().rows);

     // The Backbone collection
        console.log("Backbone collection: ", myResults.collection());
});
    var tmpIncrementer = parseInt(searchIncrementer);
    tmpIncrementer++;
    searchIncrementer = String(tmpIncrementer);

   }); // require

Its mostly from the examples....

console.log() / IN PROGRESS, DONE

Tells me that there is no error, resultCount: 4 and some links like:

results: "/servicesNS/-/-/search/jobs/user__user__app__mvasearch229_1389779059.39108/results"

search.log: "/servicesNS/-/-/search/jobs/user__user__app__mvasearch229_1389779059.39108/search.log"

console.log("Has data? ", myResults.hasData());

Is false but why? Also the result from both logs are empty.

I dont get it because the resultCount is 4 so he founds something?
But why are the results empty? Is there a function like "getResultsFromSearch(row, fields)" which you can use by Splunk SDK (Javascript) on jobs?

Thanks..

[cafissimo]

You should try to use

var myResults = mvaDataObj.data("results") ;
myResults.on("data", function() {
                    console.log("Has data? ", myResults.hasData());
                    console.log("Type: ", myChoice);
                    console.log("Data (rows): ", myResults.data().rows);
                    console.log("Backbone collection: (rows) ", myResults.collection().raw.rows);
                });

instead of

var myResults = mvaDataObj.data("preview", { count: 25, offset: 10 });

Let me know if it works!

[ineeman]

So in your original call, you have this:

var myResults = mvaDataObj.data("preview", { count: 25, offset: 10 });

And then you say you get four results. Is there a reason you're using "offset=10", which would mean that you won't see any results from 0-10? In this case, if you only have 4 results, you won't see them.

[grossb]

Where are the examples you were referencing to get to this point?