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Is there any way to represent this in Splunk when table formats are different in comparison to database?

Sss
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I have to export data from database table where the table format is as shown below,

Sss_0-1686129319011.png

But,I want this data to be represented in splunk in different table format like this,

Sss_1-1686129380038.png

Is there any way to represent this in splunk when table formats are different in comparison to database.

 

 

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
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And add 

| fillnull value="_"

to the end of @gcusello 's SPL 

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
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Hi @Sss,

you have to use the chart command, something like this:

<your_search>
| chart values(Status) AS Status OVER Profile BY version

Ciao.

Giuseppe

Sss
Path Finder

I tried this and got the result thanks,but if at all i need to add two more columns into it

where database table is like,

Sss_0-1686135583017.png

and i want this data to be represented in splunk as below,

Sss_1-1686135626747.png

How can we add two more columns in our chart command - 

| chart values(Status) AS Status OVER Profile BY version

 

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Sss
Path Finder

thank you,I will try doing this way

 

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

And add 

| fillnull value="_"

to the end of @gcusello 's SPL 

Sss
Path Finder

okay thank you.

 

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