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Can you help me with a search involving the NOT and WHERE functions?

jip31
Motivator

Hi,

I use the 2 event types below in a search

eventtype="TotalSpace" OR eventtype="DiskHealthSize" 

I need to do an NOT host=E* for the 2 event types.

Is it enough to do eventtype="TotalSpace" OR eventtype="DiskHealthSize" NOT host=E*, or do I have to do it for the 2 event types??

I have to do also a | where Value <15) but just for the second event type.

I would like to do something like (eventtype="DiskHealthSize" | where Value <15), but it doesn't work....

Finally, I have to do a where Free_Space <15 at the end of the query below but I have no results even if there are events corresponding....

Where do I have to put this piece of code??

  eventtype="TotalSpace" OR eventtype="DiskHealthSize" NOT host=E*
    | eval time = strftime(_time, "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M") 
    | eval Value = round(Value, 1). " %" 
    | eval TotalSpace = TotalSpaceKB/1024 
    | eval TotalSpace = round(TotalSpace/1024,1). " GB" 
    | stats latest(Value) as Free_Space latest(TotalSpace) as TotalSpace by host |  where Free_Space <15

Thanks for helping me please

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1 Solution

FrankVl
Ultra Champion

That's a matter of using the correct combination of AND and OR statements and some parentheses to ensure the right criteria are grouped together.

(eventtype="TotalSpace" OR ( eventtype="DiskHealthSize" AND Value <15 ) ) AND NOT host=E*

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FrankVl
Ultra Champion

That's a matter of using the correct combination of AND and OR statements and some parentheses to ensure the right criteria are grouped together.

(eventtype="TotalSpace" OR ( eventtype="DiskHealthSize" AND Value <15 ) ) AND NOT host=E*

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jip31
Motivator

Perfect franch thanks

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