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Custom calculated Field-Extraction

meenal901
Communicator

Hi,

I have a data of the form:
Source,Date,Time
Source1,20120904,000000
Source3,20120904,000000
Source1,20120904,000000
Source4,20120904,000000
Source2,20120904,000000
Source3,20120904,000000
Source4,20120904,000000
Source2,20120904,000000

When i upload this file, i want to sort is based on column "Source" and add a custom column called "Unique_ID" which will have value of time+1 for same Source. Effectively, the data should look like:

Source,Date,Time
Source1,20120904,000001
Source1,20120904,000002
Source2,20120904,000001
Source2,20120904,000002
Source3,20120904,000001
Source3,20120904,000002
Source4,20120904,000001
Source4,20120904,000002

What regex should be written to props.conf and transforms.conf to do the same?

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meenal901
Communicator

I resolved this by using eventstats at search time. Assigned a unique ID at run-time.

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meenal901
Communicator

I resolved this by using eventstats at search time. Assigned a unique ID at run-time.

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Ayn
Legend

You could use the _indextime field to check when events were indexed, and then use that (if I understood your scenario correctly).

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meenal901
Communicator

Yes i understand the limitation of regex. The data is in a bucket of 15 minutes. I need a way to co-relate events of a source with another. A unique key at the time of adding data. But couldn't find.

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Regular expressions can neither sort nor count nor do maths. For that you need a more powerful language, such as a scripted input that does this work for you.

What's the ultimate goal you're trying to achieve here?

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