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how can i timechart with a _time multivalue ?

amir_bnp
Explorer

Hi all,

 

I want to timechart the ouput of my stat command. I know that the _time field must be in the stats command when i add _time in the stats command, _time appears like a multivalue field so how can i timechart with this field ?

index="X" sourcetype="Y" | stats values(A) AS NOM  values(eval(round(B/60))) AS duration distinct_count(C) as cparticipant values(_time) as time by call_id | where duration >=2 and cparticipant>1 | join NOM [| inputlookup  D]

 

sample _time.png 

here the field _time

 

Thx

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

timechart expects the _time field to be single-valued.  Similarly, the stats functions timechart  supports all expect a single-value argument.

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richgalloway
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timechart expects the _time field to be single-valued.  Similarly, the stats functions timechart  supports all expect a single-value argument.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
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Rather than values(_time), try min(_time) or max(_time) to use the oldest or newest timestamp, respectively.

That may be only the first of your problems as I suspect timechart will have difficulty displaying multi-value fields.

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amir_bnp
Explorer

I used the eventstats command and it works! But the command takes a long time to execute whereas with stats it is done almost immediately.

 

so its possible to timechart with mv field _time ?

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