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splitting multiple event and display data using table

sjothi1
New Member

I have splitted my mixed log which contains both text and json to table .
For reference I have queried it as a table as shown below:

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and used the below query to extract the fields like splunkId,processId, processLogId

index=****source=****  | sort -time | fields _time _raw  
| eval data = replace(_raw,"}\n{","Processed SplunkLogger") | eval data = replace(data,"{"," ")     
| eval data = replace(data,"}"," ")  | eval data = split(data,"Processed SplunkLogger") 
| where like(data, "%levelIndicator='****'%") | mvexpand data  |  eval _raw=data | table splunkId,processId, processLogId

But it doesn't returns anything, Can anyone please help me out with it.

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skalliger
Motivator

So, where to start.. First of all, you started with a | fields _time _raw. Those fields are always included and cannot be exluced. Later however, you want to table fields that are not available anymore (splunkdId, processId, processLogId).
Secondly, why do you have text and JSON both in the same sourcetype (it sounds like you do)? Why don't you split the events into different sourcetypes? If you're extracting JSON data, you won't need to access _raw anymore because JSON will extract fields for you.

Skalli

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