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Is it possible to force the results to be used in a report to be case insensitive? For example UDP and udp are shown as different items.

zliu
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Splunk Employee
‎03-22-2010 11:27 PM

Is it possible to force the results to be used in a report to be case insensitive? For example UDP and udp are shown as different items.

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gkanapathy
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‎03-23-2010 02:10 AM

You can use the lower() (or upper()) function in an | eval command to normalize field values and report accordingly.

source=x userid=* | eval userid=lower(userid) | stats count by userid

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gkanapathy
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‎03-23-2010 02:10 AM

You can use the lower() (or upper()) function in an | eval command to normalize field values and report accordingly.

source=x userid=* | eval userid=lower(userid) | stats count by userid
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