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While calling macro with Argument, "Error in 'SearchParser'" Error is thrown

jshanaiah
Explorer

I have Configured Macro with arguments,

While calling the macroname with arguments ,

It is throwing error

Error in 'SearchParser': Missing a search command before ' '.

Please let me know why I am seeing this..

Thanks

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DaveO35
Explorer

I see this is an older question, hopefully you found a solution to this. I was just working though a similar issue when I found this post. I found the issue to be a hard return at the end of my macro. I was cutting and pasting from an external editor and had grabbed a hard return on the end by accident. My error was something along the lines of 'last argument of appendcols must be a subsearch'. After I removed that hard return, it worked.

jshanaiah
Explorer

Hi,

Macro Search string used is as follows,

index=trans tranTypeId = 1 AND tranDestinationId=1 AND promoCode=$promocode$| eval series="Total Registrations Atempts" | chart count by series

registrationPromo(1) is the name of the macro..

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rroberts
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Can you post the macro search string and the name of the macro here please?

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