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Hi,
We have below problem data in lookup:
| pan | assestId | item_deviceId | phoneNumber | imeID |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahdgs | 8763173699 | 123456789 |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | 8736628187 | 987654321 |
Now we require new field "Mobile_DeviceId" from "assestId" for identical row.
As per below splunk table:
| pan | assestId | item_deviceId | phoneNumber | imeID | Mobile_DeviceId |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahdgs | 8763173699 | 123456789 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | 8736628187 | 987654321 | asst#ABC1#man827631e |
Is it possible from SPL?? Please help me to create SPL.
My query is:
| inputlookp abc.csv
| table pan assestId item_deviceId phoneNumber imeID
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=split(assestId," ")|mvexpand Mobile_DeviceId| search Mobile_DeviceId=ass#*
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How do you identify which assestId is required as the Mobile_DevideId - assuming that there are an even number of assestIds and the device id in the first part of the list corresponds to the item in the second part of the list e.g. 1st matches with 3rd and 2nd matches with 4th (as in your example), then you could try something like this
| inputlookp abc.csv
| table pan assestId item_deviceId phoneNumber imeID
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=split(assestId," ")
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=mvindex(Mobile_DeviceId,mvfind(Mobile_DeviceId, item_deviceId)%(mvcount(Mobile_DeviceId)/2))- Mark as New
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Thank you so much @ITWhisperer
You are awesome.
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How do you identify which assestId is required as the Mobile_DevideId - assuming that there are an even number of assestIds and the device id in the first part of the list corresponds to the item in the second part of the list e.g. 1st matches with 3rd and 2nd matches with 4th (as in your example), then you could try something like this
| inputlookp abc.csv
| table pan assestId item_deviceId phoneNumber imeID
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=split(assestId," ")
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=mvindex(Mobile_DeviceId,mvfind(Mobile_DeviceId, item_deviceId)%(mvcount(Mobile_DeviceId)/2))- Mark as New
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Hi @ITWhisperer ,
What change required in query if we want to swap the value of Mobile_DeviceId?? without applying SORT command
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What do you mean by swap? What result are you trying to achieve?
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Swap means switch the value in last column.
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As per below splunk table:
| pan | assestId | item_deviceId | phoneNumber | imeID | Mobile_DeviceId |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahdgs | 8763173699 | 123456789 | asst#ABC1#man827631e |
| 11023 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f asst#ABC1#man827631e ite#0#man76451627ahdgs ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | ite#0#man76451627ahd75 | 8736628187 | 987654321 | ass#ABC1#man6558962f |
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| inputlookp abc.csv
| table pan assestId item_deviceId phoneNumber imeID
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=split(assestId," ")
| eval Mobile_DeviceId=mvindex(Mobile_DeviceId,(mvcount(Mobile_DeviceId)/2)-(mvfind(Mobile_DeviceId, item_deviceId)%(mvcount(Mobile_DeviceId)/2)))- Mark as New
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Thank You @ITWhisperer for your prompt support.
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