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Multivalue Field Extraction

joeybroesky
Path Finder

Need help with parsing out some events from our exchange data where we want to track license changes on exchange accounts. I’m able to pinpoint the events but having a hard time pulling specific data out of a multivalue fields.

Current Search String:
index="o365data" dataset_name=account_management | spath "ExtendedProperties{}.Name" | search "ExtendedProperties{}.Value"="[\"AssignedLicense\",\"AssignedPlan\",\"TargetId.UserType\"]" | spath "ModifiedProperties{}.Name" | search "ModifiedProperties{}.Name"=AssignedLicense | table _time, UserId, Operation, ObjectId, ModifiedProperties{}.NewValue, ModifiedProperties{}.OldValue | sort _time desc

Example Output:
**
***_time:* 2020-02-20 08:40:50
UserId: xxx@domain.ca
Operation: Update user.
ObjectId: xxxx@domain.ca
ModifiedProperties{}.NewValue: [ "[SkuName=O365_BUSINESS_ESSENTIALS, AccountId=xxx SkuId=3b555118-da6a-4418-894f-7df1e2096870, DisabledPlans=[WHITEBOARD_PLAN1,MYANALYTICS_P2,KAIZALA_O365_P2,STREAM_O365_SMB,OFFICEMOBILE_SUBSCRIPTION,BPOS_S_TODO_1,FORMS_PLAN_E1,FLOW_O365_P1,POWERAPPS_O365_P1,PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT,SWAY,SHAREPOINTWAC,YAMMER_ENTERPRISE,MCOSTANDARD,SHAREPOINTSTANDARD]]" ]
[ { "SubscribedPlanId": "9738cc87-6e16-4861-9486-32ebdda261d1", "ServiceInstance": "Exchange/namprd17-001-01", "CapabilityStatus": 0, "AssignedTimestamp": "2020-02-20T14:40:50.0728559Z", "InitialState": null, "Capability": null, "ServicePlanId": "9aaf7827-d63c-4b61-89c3-182f06f82e5c" }, { "SubscribedPlanId": "502e8918-06b9-453d-a44b-9fc4920b0f20", "ServiceInstance": "TeamspaceAPI/NA001", "CapabilityStatus": 0, "AssignedTimestamp": "2020-02-20T14:40:50.0728559Z", "InitialState": null, "Capability": null, "ServicePlanId": "57ff2da0-773e-42df-b2af-ffb7a2317929" } ]
AssignedLicense, AssignedPlan
Member

We just want the “SkuName” (“0365_BUSINESS_ESSENTIALS” from example), “ServiceInstance” (“Exchange/namprd17-001-01” / “TeamspaceAPI/NA001” from example), and “DisabledPlans” (“WHITEBOARD_PLAN1” / “MYANALYTICS_P2” / etc.. from example).

Would someone be able to provide some assistance with this?

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
index="o365data" dataset_name=account_management  SkuName ServiceInstance DisabledPlans AssignedLicense
| rex "SkuName=(?<SkuName>[^,]*)"
| rex "ServiceInstance\":\s*(?<ServiceInstance>[^,]*)"
| rex "DisabledPlans=(?<DisabledPlans>\[.*?\])"

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
index="o365data" dataset_name=account_management  SkuName ServiceInstance DisabledPlans AssignedLicense
| rex "SkuName=(?<SkuName>[^,]*)"
| rex "ServiceInstance\":\s*(?<ServiceInstance>[^,]*)"
| rex "DisabledPlans=(?<DisabledPlans>\[.*?\])"
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joeybroesky
Path Finder

We ended up using the following:

index="o365data" dataset_name=account_management AssignedLicense
| spath "ModifiedProperties{}" | search *
| search UserId="teamsystems.ca"
| dedup _time
| rex "(?P((?<=NewValue)(.
?)(?=OldValue)))" max_match=0
| rex "(?P((?<=OldValue)(.?)(?=Name....AssignedPlan)))" max_match=0
| rex field="NewLicenses" "[SkuName=(?P[^,]
)" max_match=0
| rex field="OldLicenses" "[SkuName=(?P[^,]*)" max_match=0
| table _time, ObjectId, Old, New, UserId
| rename New as "New License Applied", Old as "Old License Applied", UserId as "Administrator Making Change", ObjectId as "Account Changed"

Thanks for your help to4kawa! 🙂

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