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Convert Fast Mode to Verbose Mode
Hi @gcusello ,
When I am running the same query in verbose mode it is giving me results where as the same query in fast mode it is not giving me the results.
Please guide me how to change from fast mode to verbose mode in dashboard panel.
I tried with different solutions available on the solutions but it did not worked.
Please help.
Regards,
Rahul
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Hi @rahul2gupta ,
in Fast Mode, you cannot use fields in search (you can use only index time fields: index, sourcetype, host, source) and you're using the status field.
Panels automatically use the Smart Mode that's an intermediate mode to search using the needed fields but not al of them, in this way is faster than Verbose.
If you continue not having results in dashboard panels, try this:
- run the main search in verbose mode,
- flag status as intereding field.
- run again your search in Smart Mode.
Now you should have results.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Hi @gcusello ,
When you say flag status as interesting field ,what does it mean.
Can you please elaborate more.
Regards,
Rahul
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Hi @rahul2gupta ,
when you run a search, in the left site of the screen there are the lists of Selected Fields and Interesting Fields.
You should have "status" in the Interesting Field list.
Clicking on it, your have a popup and in the upper right of the popup there's "Selected Yes/Not", if you click on Yes, the field is added to Selected.
Then run again your full search (or the Dashboard's Panel) and see if it's working.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Hi @rahul2gupta,
is the displayed macro the one you displayed in the first image
index=symantec sourcetype=sep12:scan status=completed
or another one?
If you have another macro inside the displayed macro, please share both.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Hi @rahul2gupta,
As I said, please display your macro, if you have another macro inside the displayed macro, please share both.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Hi @gcusello ,
The following query I used index=symantec sourcetype="sep12:scan" status=completed |fields * |stats count and it worked.
Thank you for your guidance.
Regards,
Rahul
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