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How to add fields from one index to another with the same sourcetype?

Fritsch
New Member

I want to add fields from one Index to another, with the same sourcetype "stash"

In Index A there are fields like a, b, c, d,..

Thats what i did:

index="A" | stats count by a | sort -count | collct index="B"

The fields I get in index B are "a" and "count", but

how can I get the fields b, c, and d in the Index B?

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi Fritsch,

either re-run the command for each field like:

index="A" | stats count by a | sort -count | collect index="B"
index="A" | stats count by b | sort -count | collect index="B"
index="A" | stats count by c | sort -count | collect index="B"

or try something like this:

index="A" | stats count by a, b, c, d | sort -count | collect index="B"

or without a count field:

index="A" | table a, b, c, d | collect index="B"

hope this helps ...

cheers, MuS

Fritsch
New Member

Hi MuS,

thanks for your answer.

This command is allmost the one i need.

With the second command, b, c, g... is counted too, but i just want those fields to display in the stats.

Have you got any other idea?

Thanks so far.

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Have you tried the command using the table as well? This should do what you want...

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