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Issue with Splunk query

uagraw01
Motivator

I am working on the below query in which I want to calculate the lead_time in HH:SS. This query is giving me some results in statical mode but not giving any results with linechart. Please help me fix it.

Results with statical mode.

uagraw01_0-1721988295271.png

No results showing while using "line chart"

uagraw01_1-1721988332338.png

Below is the complete query:

index= abc
| eval completion_time=strptime(COMPLETED_TIMESTAMP, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%3QZ")
| stats count by completion_time FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP _time
| eval lead_time = (completion_time - FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP)
| eval hours=floor(lead_time / 3600)
| eval minutes=floor((lead_time % 3600) / 60)
| eval formatted_minutes=if(minutes < 10, "0" . minutes, minutes)
| eval HH_MM = hours . ":" . formatted_minutes
| timechart max(HH_MM) as "Maximum" avg(HH_MM) as "Average" min(HH_MM) as "Minimum"
| eval hours=floor(Maximum / 3600)
| eval minutes=floor((Maximum % 3600) / 60)
| eval formatted_minutes=if(minutes < 10, "0" . minutes, minutes)
| eval max_HH_MM = hours . ":" . formatted_minutes
| eval hours=floor(Average / 3600)
| eval minutes=floor((Average % 3600) / 60)
| eval formatted_minutes=if(minutes < 10, "0" . minutes, minutes)
| eval avg_HH_MM = hours . ":" . formatted_minutes
| eval hours=floor(Minimum / 3600)
| eval minutes=floor((Minimum % 3600) / 60)
| eval formatted_minutes=if(minutes < 10, "0" . minutes, minutes)
| eval min_HH_MM = hours . ":" . formatted_minutes
| table _time max_HH_MM avg_HH_MM min_HH_MM

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

The values need to be numeric e.g. number of minutes, you can't use string values such as HH:MM to display on a chart

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uagraw01
Motivator

@ITWhispererDo you mean like this ?

| eval max_HH_MM = tostring(max_HH_MM)

| eval avg_HH_MM = tostring(avg_HH_MM)

| eval min_HH_MM = tostring(min_HH_MM)
 
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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

No, that is the complete opposite of what I am saying!

index= abc
| eval completion_time=strptime(COMPLETED_TIMESTAMP, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%3QZ")
| stats count by completion_time FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP _time
| eval lead_time = (completion_time - FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP)
| timechart max(lead_time) as "Maximum" avg(lead_time) as "Average" min(lead_time) as "Minimum"

Keep the values numeric differences between timestamps - if you want, you could divide the values by 60 to get minutes 

uagraw01
Motivator

@ITWhisperer 

index=wma_bext TYPE=FULFILLMENT_REQUEST STATUS="Marshalling"
| eval completion_time=strptime(COMPLETED_TIMESTAMP, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%3QZ")
| stats count by completion_time FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP _time
| eval lead_time = (completion_time - FULFILLMENT_START_TIMESTAMP)
| timechart max(lead_time) as "Maximum" avg(lead_time) as "Average" min(lead_time) as "Minimum"
| foreach Maximum Average Minimum [ eval <<FIELD>>_hours=round('<<FIELD>>'/3600, 2), <<FIELD>>_minutes=round('<<FIELD>>'/60, 2) ]



When I use above query to combine hours and minutes and again , then i used to write like this "| eval max_d = Maximum_hours. ":" .Maximum_minutes" and again it comes into a string mode. Please suggest me how I can showcase my results in HH:MM mode for maximum, average, minimum.

Below results currently I am getting by using above query.

uagraw01_0-1721996620345.png

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| foreach Maximum Average Minimum [ eval <<FIELD>>_duration=tostring(<<FIELD>>,"duration") ]

However, as I said before, you can't use these duration fields on a chart as they are strings not numbers

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uagraw01
Motivator

@ITWhisperer 
Any alternative to showcase this in line chart ?

uagraw01_1-1721999697156.png

 

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Wouldn't you think if I knew of another way I would have mentioned it?

You can't use strings for values in charts.

uagraw01
Motivator

@ITWhisperer Thanks for your help and suggestion.

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