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How to create a scatter chart over an undetermined number of events?

tobias
Engager

Hello,

I am very new to splunk and would greatly appreciate any advice.

I have a collection of reports that each contain the following fields:

BM3_SGA_TGT_SIZE BM2_SGA_TGT_SIZE BM1_SGA_TGT_SIZE B_SGA_TGT_SIZE BP1_SGA_TGT_SIZE BP2_SGA_TGT_SIZE BP3_SGA_TGT_SIZE

BM3_EST_PHYREAD BM2_EST_PHYREAD BM1_EST_PHYREAD B_EST_PHYREAD BP1_EST_PHYREAD BP2_EST_PHYREAD BP3_EST_PHYREAD

BM3_EST_DBTIME BM2_EST_DBTIME BM1_EST_DBTIME B_EST_DBTIME BP1_EST_DBTIME BP2_EST_DBTIME BP3_EST_DBTIME

Each report has been added to splunk as an event.

I would like to create a single scatter that aggregates the data across all the events and plots according to the following:

(1st Y-Axis) BM3_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BM3_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BM3_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) BM2_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BM2_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BM2_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) BM1_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BM1_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BM1_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) B_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)B_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) B_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) BP1_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BP1_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BP1_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) BP2_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BP2_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BP2_SGA_TGT_SIZE

(1st Y-Axis) BP3_EST_PHYREAD and (2nd Y-Axis)BP3_EST_DBTIME over (X-axis) BP3_SGA_TGT_SIZE

The values and order of TGT_SIZE will be consistent across all events.

The values of PYHREAD and DBTIME will vary across events.

Thus far I have created the following search query:

 

 

 

index=oraawr sourcetype="awr_general_stats" CUSTOMER_NAME="U*" DB_NAME="SA*" INSTANCE_NAME="sa*1" SNAP_ID=*
| eval TGT_SIZE=mvappend(BM3_SGA_TGT_SIZE,BM2_SGA_TGT_SIZE,BM1_SGA_TGT_SIZE,B_SGA_TGT_SIZE,BP1_SGA_TGT_SIZE,BP2_SGA_TGT_SIZE,BP3_SGA_TGT_SIZE)
| eval EST_PHYREAD=mvappend(BM3_EST_PHYREAD,BM2_EST_PHYREAD,BM1_EST_PHYREAD,B_EST_PHYREAD,BP1_EST_PHYREAD,BP2_EST_PHYREAD,BP3_EST_PHYREAD)
| eval EST_DBTIME=mvappend(BM3_EST_DBTIME,BM2_EST_DBTIME,BM1_EST_DBTIME,B_EST_DBTIME,BP1_EST_DBTIME,BP2_EST_DBTIME,BP3_EST_DBTIME)
| table TGT_SIZE EST_PHYREAD EST_DBTIME

 

 

 

 

It returns the following table:

TGT_SIZE
EST_PHYREAD
EST_PHYREAD
4280
5136
5992
6848
7704
8560
9416
153575927
87554052
58277513
47511424
42042859
38764571
38764571
521192
460130
440788
433676
430033
427867
427433
4280
5136
5992
6848
7704
8560
9416
146642502
78447471
57377856
45913304
41634184
38158547
36836244
505028
448212
434136
426544
423644
421383
420402
4280
5136
5992
6848
7704
8560
9416
115711228
68383308
53069056
45564571
40324645
37909723
36597463
480300
441426
424928
419806
416406
414684
413761
4280
5136
5992
6848
7704
8560
9416
107453756
62497844
48506164
41866187
38114977
35611379
33961851
466344
427121
417780
413316
410795
409100
407984

......<continue>.....

Each row corresponds to a single event.  In this particular case there are 93 events, so there are 93 rows.  

My initial thought was to consolidate  the rows.  So instead of 93x 7 values of TGT_SIZE I would have 691 rows, keeping the order.  Do the same for EST_PHYREAD and EST_DBTIME.

But I can't seem to figure out the correct commands to use.

I guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

If you want to expand those rows, you first make a composite field of the 3 values. expand them and split the values out again. like this. I'm guessing the second column in your example was EST_DBTIME, not EST_PHYREAD

... your search ...
| eval data=mvzip(mvzip(TGT_SIZE,EST_PHYREAD,","),EST_DBTIME, ",")
| fields data
| mvexpand data
| rex field=data "(?<TGT_SIZE>[^,]*),(?<EST_PHYREAD>[^,]*),(?<EST_DBTIME>.*)"
| fields TGT_SIZE EST_PHYREAD EST_DBTIME

 

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

If you want to expand those rows, you first make a composite field of the 3 values. expand them and split the values out again. like this. I'm guessing the second column in your example was EST_DBTIME, not EST_PHYREAD

... your search ...
| eval data=mvzip(mvzip(TGT_SIZE,EST_PHYREAD,","),EST_DBTIME, ",")
| fields data
| mvexpand data
| rex field=data "(?<TGT_SIZE>[^,]*),(?<EST_PHYREAD>[^,]*),(?<EST_DBTIME>.*)"
| fields TGT_SIZE EST_PHYREAD EST_DBTIME

 

tobias
Engager

Thank you very much.  That was very helpful.  Now I just have to find a good scatter visualization.  Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks!

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I've used the 3D Scatterplot viz from Splunkbase

https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3138

as well as the default one, but the default is a bit clunky.

Other than that, I've not used any other

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