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Counting duplicates when filed equals value

alwinaugustin
Engager

I have the following scenario where duplicate accounts has been created for a transaction id value. I would like to count how many duplicates has been created and list it as a table. I compare the message with a string, which indicates the successful creation of the account. The current query is as follows:

 

index=myindex sourcetype=mysourcetype | spath message | search message="Account Created Successfully" |stats count by transactionId

 

I have the following format for logs

 

{ 
   level: info
   message: Account Created Successfully
   timestamp: 2021-08-02T05:58:44-04:00
   transactionId: 100200300
}

 

 

The above search query is not giving me the correct counts. I manually checked the logs for the transaction ID, but the `stats` count is wrong. How can I modify the query to get accurate counts ?

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manjunathmeti
Champion

hi @alwinaugustin,

Is fields message and  trasnsactionId are already extracted in your events? If not, you need to just use spath.

index=myindex sourcetype=mysourcetype "Account Created Successfully" | spath | stats count by transactionId

 

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