Hi everyone,
I'm having a little trouble querying with a CSV and wondered if you could provide assistance.
I have a CSV with a lot of email addresses:
Layout of Emails.csv
Emails
Email1@address.com
Email2@address.com
Email3@address.com
and so forth.
The query I'm using is:
index=index1 sourcetype=MessageTracking | search [|inputlookup Emails.csv | rename Emails as address | fields address ] | table address, directionality
directionality is a field in the sourcetype MessageTracking. Unfortunately I am getting no results out of the query, although there are addresses in that sourcetype and the csv which I've queried and do get results back for.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
The first thing to do is check the spelling and capitalization of the field name for the email addresses. The field names must be spelled exactly like Emails
in the csv, and address
in index1
.
Your subsearch will resolve into a string that looks like this:
( ( address="Email1@address.com" ) OR ( address="Email2@address.com") OR ... )
If the field name is not exactly correct, then that will, of course, find nothing.
The second thing to do is run this...
index=index1 sourcetype=MessageTracking
| search [| inputlookup Emails.csv | rename Emails as address | table address ]
| table address, directionality
That should have no different effect, since there should not be any extra hidden fields from an inputlookup, but if it solves something, then we'll figure out why it did.
The third thing is to try this...
index=index1 sourcetype=MessageTracking
| search [| makeresults | eval address="Email1@address.com" | table address ]
| table address, directionality
If that doesn't work for you, then, again, there is something wrong with the field name or the data.
The first thing to do is check the spelling and capitalization of the field name for the email addresses. The field names must be spelled exactly like Emails
in the csv, and address
in index1
.
Your subsearch will resolve into a string that looks like this:
( ( address="Email1@address.com" ) OR ( address="Email2@address.com") OR ... )
If the field name is not exactly correct, then that will, of course, find nothing.
The second thing to do is run this...
index=index1 sourcetype=MessageTracking
| search [| inputlookup Emails.csv | rename Emails as address | table address ]
| table address, directionality
That should have no different effect, since there should not be any extra hidden fields from an inputlookup, but if it solves something, then we'll figure out why it did.
The third thing is to try this...
index=index1 sourcetype=MessageTracking
| search [| makeresults | eval address="Email1@address.com" | table address ]
| table address, directionality
If that doesn't work for you, then, again, there is something wrong with the field name or the data.