Hello,  
I am using the below query to output which of our Searches/Rules are mapped to which Mitre Technique IDs.
| inputlookup mitre_all_rule_technique_lookup 
| `lookup_technique_tactic_from_rule_name`
| search rule_disabled=0
| dedup rule_name, technique_id, rule_disabled
The Result is as follows:
| rule_name | tactic_ID | tactic_name | Technique_ID | Tecnique_name | 
| Rule001 | TA001 | Persistence | T1136 | Create Account | 
| Rule001 | TA002 | Persistence | T1098 | Account Manipulation | 
| Rule001 | TA008 | Defense Evasion | Txxxx | Modify infrastructrue | 
As you can see ,  it is showing different entries for  the same data in the "rule_name" column .   The Rule mentioned in the Rule_name column is mapped to 3 different Tactic_ID ,Technique_IDs etc which is why  it shows 3 results for the same rule.  How can i consolidate all this ?
Basically this is the output i want :
| rule_name | tactic_ID | tactic_name | Technique_ID | Technique_name | 
| Rule001 | TA001 TA002 TA008 | Persistence Persistence Defense Evasion | T1136 T1098 TXXXX | Create Account Account Manipulation Modify infrastructure | 
| Rule002 | TAxxx TAXXX | .... | ..... | ...... | 
If i change my dedup command in the query  to:   | dedup rule_name  ,  then it displays only the 1st row  of every rule_name and omits the remaining values.
Pls advise. I am sure this is something very fundamental.
 
					
				
		
 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi @neerajs_81,
did you tried to use the stats command?
something like this:
| inputlookup mitre_all_rule_technique_lookup 
| `lookup_technique_tactic_from_rule_name`
| search rule_disabled=0
| stats 
   values(tactic_ID) AS tactic_ID 
   values(tactic_name) AS tactic_name 
   values(Technique_ID) AS Technique_ID 
   values(Tecnique_name) AS Tecnique_name 
   BY rule_nameCiao.
Giuseppe
 
					
				
		
 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi @neerajs_81,
did you tried to use the stats command?
something like this:
| inputlookup mitre_all_rule_technique_lookup 
| `lookup_technique_tactic_from_rule_name`
| search rule_disabled=0
| stats 
   values(tactic_ID) AS tactic_ID 
   values(tactic_name) AS tactic_name 
   values(Technique_ID) AS Technique_ID 
   values(Tecnique_name) AS Tecnique_name 
   BY rule_nameCiao.
Giuseppe
 
					
				
		
 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi @neerajs_81,
good for you, see next time.
Ciao and happy splunking.
Giuseppe
P.S.: Karma Points are appreciated 😉
