Getting Data In

How do you compare two CSV files?

hjsabdjahbd
Observer

I have two CSV files: vuln_10_2018 vuln_11_2018, both with the same fields.

I want to compare the files and create a table that shows the lines with the same results.

The fields "Host, Port, protocol, PID and CVE" are my key fields, and the search must be based in these fields to show the persistent results.

Can someone please help me?

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hjsabdjahbd
Observer

I did with this query:

  • source="source that i am comparing" [search source="source that a want to compare" rest of the query creating a table] rest of the query with the result that a want.
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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Assuming you have both files indexed,

source=vuln_10_2018 OR source=vuln_11_2018
| stats dc(source) as source_count by Host Port protocol PID CVE
| where source_count=2
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dkeck
Influencer
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hjsabdjahbd
Observer

It does not work, i do not want to show the differences, but the similarities.

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hijacob
Communicator

Hi,

if you want to do it once and on a easy way you can use Excel...
https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/85861-comparing-two-excel-csv-documents.html

Greetings,
Jacob

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hjsabdjahbd
Observer

No, I have to bring this visualization in a Splunk Dashboard.

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hijacob
Communicator
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hjsabdjahbd
Observer

I already tried this way, but it did not work 😕

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