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Comparing 2 fields
xvxt006
Contributor
10-09-2013
09:11 PM
Hi,
I have 2 fields that are already extracted uri and referer. I want to right a search based on if
uri value =referer value. I guess i have to use eval. Can you please give me syntax?
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kristian_kolb
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10-10-2013
01:44 AM
... | where uri==referer | ...
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gfuente
Motivator
10-14-2013
04:18 AM
Hello
Probably you need to remove the domain part from the referrer field, as the uri doesn't include that part. Lets say:
uri: /example/page.html
referrer: http://www.example.com/example/page.html
Regards
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Ayn
Legend
10-13-2013
11:20 PM
That happens if uri is never equal to referer. Check your fields.
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xvxt006
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10-13-2013
06:17 PM
Actually i tried this but did not work. i am getting no results.
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Ayn
Legend
10-09-2013
11:28 PM
| eval yourfield=if(uri==referer,...
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Ayn
Legend
10-10-2013
02:19 AM
Oh! No, very much incorrect. Early morning - correcting.
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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion
10-10-2013
01:43 AM
Is that correct? Normally eval is an assignment of a value to a field.
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