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datamodel command for multilevel data model child datasets

rajim
Path Finder

I want to run datamodel command to fetch the results from a child dataset which is part of a datamodel as shown in the attached screenshot. I am using the below query. But unfortunately it's not returning error. Can anybody please help me write the correct query for multilevel child dataset.

| datamodel Windows_Security_Event_Management Windows_Security_Events Account_Management_Events search

Error message:
Error in 'datamodel' command: Invalid argument: 'search'

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1 Solution

p_gurav
Champion

Hi,

Can you try :

 | datamodel Windows_Security_Event_Management Account_Management_Events search

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p_gurav
Champion

Hi,

Can you try :

 | datamodel Windows_Security_Event_Management Account_Management_Events search

rajim
Path Finder

Yes it's working. Thank you.

So we don't need to refer the parent datamodel. right?
Also if I have another child data model of Account_Management_Events, then also is it fine to refer that data model after the data model id?

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p_gurav
Champion

Yes you can directly search after datamodel name, because according to documents datamodel command only take 1 dataset name. Refer this doc:
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.2/SearchReference/Datamodel

rajim
Path Finder

Thank you...
I had seen that document. there is "[ ]" enclosing the data set in that document. So I thought there might be multiple datasets. Anyway, thank you for your answer.

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