Please help me with an SPL to locate Corr. searches that are in trouble , not working right. For example missing a macro or so. Thank u very much in advance.
@SamHTexas you can look at index=_internal (sourcetype=splunkd OR sourcetype=scheduler) log_level="ERROR" to see all failures in the correlation search due to issues in macros or lookups. You can then tune the SPL as needed for your environment. Hope this helps.
Thank u bro. for your message, do you have any good SPLs to share for this purpose? For Enterprise or ES? Thank u in advance.
Something like this will do in Splunk Core or ES.
index=_internal (sourcetype=splunkd OR sourcetype=scheduler) log_level="ERROR" |rex field=_raw "savedsearch=(?<mysaved_search>.+) err=" | rex field=_raw "savedsearch_id=\"(?<mysavedsearch>.+)\", message=\"Error" | stats count by host, mysaved_search
You can then adjust as per your setup and perhaps setup an alert/correlation search to show you errors from macros/lookups within the correlation search in ES.
how can check only skipped correlation search in splunk spl query
index=notable sourcetype=scheduler status!=success
| stats count as skipped_count by search_type user app savedsearch_name status
with this query i am getting all the skipped searches
could you help me on this
TIA