Getting Data In

Using Transforms.conf truncates my data at 3925 characters - Why?

kendrickt
Path Finder

Ladies and Gents,

I'm struggling trying to transform some of my data.

props.conf

[st1]
NO_BINARY_CHECK = true
SHOULD_LINEMERGE = false
TRUNCATE = 0
TRANSFORMS-1 = t1, t2
BREAK_ONLY_BEFORE_DATE = false

transforms.conf

[t1]
REGEX = ^(.*)data(data I want to capture)data(.*)$
FORMAT = $1<newfield>$2</newfield>$3
DEST_KEY = _raw

[t2]
REGEX = ^(.*)different data(different data I want to capture)different data(.*)$
FORMAT = $1<newfield1>$2</newfield2>$3
DEST_KEY = _raw

There problem I have is when the data is passed to transforms.conf, the resulting event is truncated at 3925 characters. whereas the data that isn't modified by transforms.conf remains fine.

Please help

Thanks

1 Solution

kendrickt
Path Finder

Just figured out the answer - Splunk was truncating at 4096 characters. So I added LOOKAHEAD = 20000 to my tranforms.conf and it works!

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kendrickt
Path Finder

Just figured out the answer - Splunk was truncating at 4096 characters. So I added LOOKAHEAD = 20000 to my tranforms.conf and it works!

saurabh_tek11
Communicator

Thanks for sharing your finding

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