I have three base searches in my dashboard
<query>....</query>
<query>...</query>
<query>...</query>
I need to show the results of each these queries in a single table, so I thought I can use multiple base searches, something like this
<query>...</query>
Is there a way the above can be achieved?
Thanks!!
Yes, see
https://answers.splunk.com/answers/616340/is-it-possible-to-use-base-search-in-append-sub-se.html
Simply append multiple loadjobs. Also see:
https://answers.splunk.com/answers/738095/dashboard-search-optimization-only-run-searches-wh.html
Are you looking to append together the results of each search? I'm trying to understand the use case so that I can offer advice. There are probably many ways of achieving your end goal, so maybe you could give more details?
I have separate searches which all use a base search and calculate event duration.
Example: Base_search -> quite complex
search1 uses base_search results and output action1 duration
search2 uses base_search results and output action2 duration
search3 uses base_search results and output action3 duration
Now I want to display on a bar chart the durations with action on x axis and time on y axis.
PS: there is no easy way to combine all the results in one search, thats why I create separate searches
No, in each panel you can use only one base search ti declare in search Tag.
If you want to speed up you sear h you have to use the Splunk acceleration methods.
Bye.
Giuseppe
I downvoted this post because no longer correct