My fields in this example are (row, column, data and count)
I want to combine the features of this command:
chart sum(count) by row, column
This would make something like :
column1 column2
row1 2 2
row2 3 1
with
stats sum(count) by row,data
This could create:
sum(count)
row1 data1 1
row1 data2 1
row2 data1 3
row2 data2 4
What I want is the combination:
column1 column2
row1 data1 1 2
row1 data2 1 2
row2 data1 3 5
row2 data2 4 4
where the columns (column 1 and 2) are dynamic - All possible values of field column
In short, I would like to split by multiple fields, but also create a matrix with another particular field.
I suppose I could also try stats sum(eval(column="column1")), but I cannot find a way sum the count field with an eval statement. if there is a way to do this, I can dynamically generate the query with a long line of sum(eval) statements.
the xyseries
command can turn a stats-style result set into the equivalent chart-style one, but since you can only specify one group-by field (the docs call it an x-field), you have to use eval to glom your unique combinations into a single field, wash it through xyseries, and then split it apart again after.
... | stats sum(count) by row data column | eval combined=row+"_"+data | xyseries combined column sum(count) | eval row=mvindex(split(combined,"_"),0) | eval data=mvindex(split(combined,"_"),1) | fields - combined | fields row data *
xyseries docs: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/Xyseries
the xyseries
command can turn a stats-style result set into the equivalent chart-style one, but since you can only specify one group-by field (the docs call it an x-field), you have to use eval to glom your unique combinations into a single field, wash it through xyseries, and then split it apart again after.
... | stats sum(count) by row data column | eval combined=row+"_"+data | xyseries combined column sum(count) | eval row=mvindex(split(combined,"_"),0) | eval data=mvindex(split(combined,"_"),1) | fields - combined | fields row data *
xyseries docs: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/Xyseries
This is great