Hi @pavithra
you could try with the ceiling function: ceiling or ceil
example:
| eval day_of_month=strftime(_time, "%d")
| eval day_of_week=strftime(_time, "%A")
| eval week_of_month=ceil(day_of_month/7)
| where day_of_week="Tuesday" AND week_of_month=2
best regards,
Hi @pavithra
you could try with the ceiling function: ceiling or ceil
example:
| eval day_of_month=strftime(_time, "%d")
| eval day_of_week=strftime(_time, "%A")
| eval week_of_month=ceil(day_of_month/7)
| where day_of_week="Tuesday" AND week_of_month=2
best regards,
Thanks!! Its working
Hi @pavithra ,
good for you, see next time!
Ciao and happy splunking
Giuseppe
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Great, I'm glad to hear that this solution was helpful for your use case 👍
happy splunking and best regards ; )
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Hi @pavithra
at first it isn't so clear with timeframe you want to display, but this is inside your search, so if it's the previous month, you could run something like this:
<your_search> earliest=-mon@mon latest=@mon
| stats count BY key
and schedule your search using this cron:
0 0 8-15 * 3
Ciao.
Giuseppe