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Combine 2 or more strings based on a comman field

batham
Explorer

Hi I am tracking service requests and responses and trying to create a table that contains both requests and response but requests and responses are in different lines ingested in splunk.

I have a common field (trace) which is available in both the strings and unique for a set of request and response pairs,

 example

line1: trace: 12345 , Request Received: {1}, URL:http://

line2: trace: 12346 , Request Received: {2}, URL:http://

line3: trace:12345 , Reponse provided: {3}

line4: trace:12346 , Reponse provided :{4}

 

In line1 and line 3 trace is common field and so is in line 1 and line 4

I want end result like in a table

 

trace      request     response

12345   {1}            {3}

12346  {2}            {4}

 

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batham
Explorer

Inner join actually worked for this.

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batham
Explorer

Inner join actually worked for this.

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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

If those lines are the only text in raw data, you can do

 

| extract pairdelim="," kvdelim=":"
| fields - _raw
| stats values(Request_Received) as request values(Response_provided) as response by trace

 

The result is

traceresponserequest
12345{3}{1}
12346{4}{2}

 

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