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I am new to Splunk, what is meant by "-1d@d+12h" in the time-range? Please explain
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Hi
It represents yesterday at 12 pm. -1d@d - today -1(yesterday) @d+12h - 12 pm
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Ravi -24h@h means?
@h is the current hour.
-24h means 24 hours of yesterday? I so, when is the start time?
Please correct me.
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current time(hour) - 24 hours
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Thank you so much for your effort.
I entered +h@h and it is displaying at 3:30. The current time is 2:55. If @ is rounding off, it should round off to 4:00 right
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you can check it by entering in the time range
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The Search Reference manual explains time modifiers. See https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.3/SearchReference/SearchTimeModifiers. In this example, the time range starts at noon yesterday (one day ago at 0:00 ("-1d@d") plus twelve hours ("+12h")).
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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Hi
It represents yesterday at 12 pm. -1d@d - today -1(yesterday) @d+12h - 12 pm
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Thank You. You mean, 1d@d = today.
-1d@d=yesterday?
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@d today, -1d@d=yesterday
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1d@d means? Please don't mind about asking silly questions. I am trying to make sure I get it.
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1d@d - Invalid. If you prefix + +1d@d represents next day
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Perfect. Thank You
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