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multiple events and multiple key-value pairs (one being timestamp) in one json

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Hi

I have series of two key-value pairs (timestamp and some other key) on one json file, which looks like below:

{"k":"host|something","rd":[{"n":1347028874805368,"v":1},{"n":1347028874910007,"v":5},{"n":1347028874912282,"v":5},{"n":1347039314560733,"v":1},{"n":1347039314665657,"v":5},
... {"n":1347443694173854,"v":5}]}

My question is how to make "n" value work as timestamp and v value as value of "v". I am guessing it has something to do with transform.conf though...

Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

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daniel_splunk
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Splunk Employee

|spath|rename rd{}.n AS file_time| rename rd{}.v AS file_count |eval x=mvzip(file_time,file_count) | mvexpand x|eval x = split(x,",") | eval file_time=mvindex(x,0)|eval file_count=mvindex(x,1)|eval file_time = (file_time/1000000)|convert timeformat="%Y:%m:%d:%H:%M:%S" ctime(file_time)|table file_time, file_count

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daniel_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

|spath|rename rd{}.n AS file_time| rename rd{}.v AS file_count |eval x=mvzip(file_time,file_count) | mvexpand x|eval x = split(x,",") | eval file_time=mvindex(x,0)|eval file_count=mvindex(x,1)|eval file_time = (file_time/1000000)|convert timeformat="%Y:%m:%d:%H:%M:%S" ctime(file_time)|table file_time, file_count

104K
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Thank you. Works like a charm. Is there any way I can do the event breaking at indexing time by the way?

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