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What are best practices when the timestamp is an integer?

splunker-0625
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi experts,

 

have .CSV file that timestamp is quite a simple integer and its incremental like 1,2,3,,,, 

I want to know how to convert the time column(1,2,3,4,,,,) to any time format that would begin from Jan 1st, 2023 for example.

Does anyone have a great idea for it in props.conf?

Time AAA BBB CCC DDD
1 1073 29.9360008 121.446498 75
2 1074 29.9360008 121.600296 75
3 1078 29.9360008 122.417319 75
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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

What would that number mean?

Either use appropriate format like just %d to let splunk assume rest of the fields by default (I'm not too sure though that it will work good across month's end; I think you could be ingesting events with the wrong month) or ingest this field raw and then use INGEST_EVAL to calculate a resulting date.

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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

What would that number mean?

Either use appropriate format like just %d to let splunk assume rest of the fields by default (I'm not too sure though that it will work good across month's end; I think you could be ingesting events with the wrong month) or ingest this field raw and then use INGEST_EVAL to calculate a resulting date.

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