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Converting JSON results to DataModel structure

fabioportes
Explorer

Hello, Splunkers!

I have a REST query resultset and would like to kind of "convert" it to a DataSet structure to automatically create a DataModel that fits perfectly my homemade application logs.
Does anyone know how I can do this?

Thank you!

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starcher
Influencer

I would suggest using the JSON of the existing data models from the common information model app as a guide.

This link mentions where and what each .json file is called.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/CIM/4.7.0/User/Overview

fabioportes
Explorer

Thank you for spending some time helping users.
Actually, it is related to a form filled by users, not related to technology products, like CIM seems to cover.

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starcher
Influencer

It doesn't have to be CIM. The Json files show how they are structured. I would use them as a guide for your own model.

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