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Compare two fields and do not display if the values ​​are the same.

leandromatperei
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Hey Guys,

I have the query below that brings me the values ​​of the fields in a table, however I need that when the field "name_genesys" is equal to the field "user_genesys" cannot be displayed in the table, is there any way to restrict this view?

 

index=teste
| table  _time, object_genesys, name_genesys, DBID_genesys, type_genesys, configuration_genesys, user_genesys  | sort - _time

 

 

Results:

_time object_genesys name_genesys DBID_genesys type_genesys configuration_genesys user_genesys

2020-10-15 14:04:11.259cfg1default134452ConfigurationServercsp243default
2020-10-15 14:04:09.364cfg212343443434Configureagd_tm3agent1

 

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use a where clause to filter out undesired events.

index=teste
| where NOT name_genesys=user_genesys
| table  _time, object_genesys, name_genesys, DBID_genesys, type_genesys, configuration_genesys, user_genesys  
| sort - _time

 

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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use a where clause to filter out undesired events.

index=teste
| where NOT name_genesys=user_genesys
| table  _time, object_genesys, name_genesys, DBID_genesys, type_genesys, configuration_genesys, user_genesys  
| sort - _time

 

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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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