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How can I get the response time for the Web Service ?

jaymnr7
New Member

Hello,

I want keep a track on the response each of my service takes while in a message flow in IIB.
Please tell me a method for this question.

Jay

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jplumsdaine22
Influencer

HI Jay welcome to Splunk Answers!

If you have a new Splunk installation I recommend that you reach out to your sales rep for assistance on setting it up. If you do not have a sales rep strongly recommend you take the time to go through the search tutorial here: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchTutorial/WelcometotheSearchTutorial It will take you a few hours but it will be time wisely spent.

Once you've been through the tutorial you'll more than likely be able to answer your own question, but if not, post some sample data and exlain what you would like your statistics table to look like and peopole here will be more than happy to assist you in developing your query

Happy Splunking!

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