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Json data processing

xuehpx
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I have a json format of data, I can not use the following method to process the results I want, when metricValue is a new dictionary, I changed how to extract.

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index="huawei_fc" sourcetype="BW_HWFC:metric:host" | rename value{}.* as * | eval t = mvzip(metricId,metricValue) | mvexpand t | eval mId=mvindex(split(t,","),0),mValue=mvindex(split(t,","),1) | stats values(mValue) as mValue by _time,urn,mId

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I was unable to extract the data in metricValue from the SPL above

 

 

 

 

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ITWhisperer
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Try a different delimiter in mvzip and split

| eval t = mvzip(metricId,metricValue,"|") | mvexpand t | eval mId=mvindex(split(t,"|"),0),mValue=mvindex(split(t,"|"),1)
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xuehpx
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Thank you so much for your advice! I will try according to your suggestion in the near future.
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