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Timechart Count by multiple regexed fields

neill_freer
New Member

I'm trying to create a timechart that tracks the total count of 3 different areas of error per day. I've regexed out each type which works fine, but I cannot get a timechart to work at all.

This is my current splunk search:

host="hostname" sourcetype=sourcetypename "[ERROR]" | rex field=_raw "\.php\:\d+\n(?P<StackTraceError>.*)\:\n" | rex field=_raw "\\\LdapServiceProvider\:\:(?P<IncorrectUsernameOrPassword>.+)\s" | rex field=_raw "\s\-\sTraceyId\:\"(?P<AppError>.+)\-\d.+\"\s\-\-"

Any ideas?

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DalJeanis
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Try this...

 host="hostname" sourcetype=sourcetypename "[ERROR]" 
| rex field=_raw "\.php\:\d+\n(?P<StackTraceError>.*)\:\n" 
| rex field=_raw "\\\LdapServiceProvider\:\:(?P<IncorrectUsernameOrPassword>.+)\s" 
| rex field=_raw "\s\-\sTraceyId\:\"(?P<AppError>.+)\-\d.+\"\s\-\-"
| bin _time span=1m
| stats count(StackTraceError) as StackTraceError count(IncorrectUsernameOrPassword) as IncorrectUsernameOrPassword count(AppError) as AppError by _time
| untable _time errortype errorcount
| timechart sum(errorcount) as errorcount by errortype 
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niketn
Legend

What is the issue you are facing with timechart? What is the timechart query you are running?

Are you able to display values in table using

 | head 10 
 | table _time StackTraceError IncorrectUserNameOrPassword AppError
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| makeresults | eval message= "Happy Splunking!!!"
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