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What is the difference between the dbinspect command and "_bkt"?

splunkreal
Motivator

Hello guys,

Could you let me know the difference in terms of buckets between :

| dbinspect *search* and *search* | eval bkt=_bkt | table bkt ?
It looks like dbinspect returns more results and with a wider span. My aim is to remove buckets according to a specific search and timeframe.

Thanks.

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1 Solution

splunkreal
Motivator

Solved by support :

dbinspect take it data from the metadata
_bkt from from the search process.

the metadata can be update when we search but you
will search on your old generation id.

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splunkreal
Motivator

Solved by support :

dbinspect take it data from the metadata
_bkt from from the search process.

the metadata can be update when we search but you
will search on your old generation id.

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gjanders
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Can you accept your answer please? That will make this clear that you've answered your own question

splunkreal
Motivator

"We're sorry, but you cannot vote on your own post." 🙂

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gjanders
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Correct, but as per How to earn Karma you will get some points and you can up-vote anyone else's posts 🙂

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gjanders
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

What are you trying to achieve by removing buckets?
You've also only posted a single search query mentioning dbinspect, dbinspect lists buckets on a per-index basis including replicated buckets.

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