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histogram creation query

surekhasplunk
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Hi,

I have a query which currently shows the port usage. Now i want to show the same for each month. i.e. for a span of 1 month.
Somehow my code is not working can you please help.

index=bla bla query
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Sukisen1981
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something like this?

    | bin span=1mon _time |  stats count(type) by _time,Value,linkSpeed

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Sukisen1981
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something like this?

    | bin span=1mon _time |  stats count(type) by _time,Value,linkSpeed
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surekhasplunk
Communicator

Hi @Sukisen1981

Thanks for the reply my time field is called lastUpdated and the value looks like this : 2019-04-16T04:28:58+02:00

So when i try to put span=1mon it atually gives all records rather than spanning it for 1 month.
Do i need to edit the lastUpdated field to get only the date rather than the full date and time ?

Please help

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Sukisen1981
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hi @surekhasplunk
Yes , remember I am applying the bin command on _time , but you have a custom time field, so
| eval lastUpdated=strptime(lastUpdated,"%Y-%m-%d") |eval _time=lastUpdated|bin span=1mon _time |rest of the stuff....

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