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I want to display the output in a table format.
Basically I have a list of responses values fields that I want to printout, but only if they have something in them.
I don't want to routinely display 10 extra fields that are usually with empty.
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You can use a wildcard to display all available fields, but will have to eliminate some built-in fields first.--how to do that
I gave an example of how to do that. Here's another one.
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| fields - _*
| fields success, error, failure , total_count
| table *
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Can you be more specific about your use case, please?
Tables will display a field (column) if told to display it - even if that field is null or doesn't exist. You can use a wildcard to display all available fields, but will have to eliminate some built-in fields first.
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```Adjust this line to remove any other unwanted fields```
| fields - punct splunk_server* linecount
| table _time *
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Can you be more specific about your use case, please?
i have query where i am getting the count for success, error, failure , total_count etc , So, when i search my query for 24 hrs, Depends on the logs, sometimes i will not have data for failure, sometimes for error and so on...
So, when i make these fields as |table sucess error failure total_count , all these fields should not get displayed, only the fields which contains data should get displayed.
Tables will display a field (column) if told to display it - even if that field is null or doesn't exist.---Yes correct
You can use a wildcard to display all available fields, but will have to eliminate some built-in fields first.--how to do that
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You can use a wildcard to display all available fields, but will have to eliminate some built-in fields first.--how to do that
I gave an example of how to do that. Here's another one.
...
| fields - _*
| fields success, error, failure , total_count
| table *
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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thank you, it worked
