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Using a token to dynamically set the window parameter in streamstats

klim
Path Finder

I can't seem to be able to set a variable or a token to the window parameter in the streamstats command. 

 

| streamstats avg(count) as avg_count window=$window_token$
| eval c = 2
| streamstats avg(count) as avg_count window=c

 

I get the error saying the option value is not an integer. Seems it doesn't take the value of the variable/token. Is there any way to change the parameter dynamically?

"Invalid option value. Expecting a 'non-negative integer' for option 'window'. Instead got 'c'."

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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

These are two different issues. Tokens in dashboard get filled before the search is dispatched so if you have error in such case, there is probably something wrong with your token.  Post your xml so we can see.

The other thing - it doesn't work like that. Eval sets a value for processed results. It's not a "variable" that can be passed to another part of the pipeline. There are some dynamic searching techniques in splunk but this is not it and it's not your main problem here I think.

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klim
Path Finder

Looking at it again the token is working. The search was waiting for other tokens to be populated. 

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