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Display all values (including duplicate values) in timechart graph

AKG1_old1
Builder

Hello,

In my data, there could be multiple values(duration) for Scriptname. I am using Time Chart to display data and it should include all values including duplicates.

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My Query:

eventtype=mlc_live host=TALANX_PostGoLive sourcetype=tool_lifecycle |  rex field="ScriptName" "^\S+_(?<ScriptName>[^\.]+)\.\S+" |  table _time Duration GROUPBY ScriptName UniqueIdentifier | dedup UniqueIdentifier | timechart max(Duration) BY ScriptName

Currently, I am using max function which include only one value. How can I display all events (including duplicates) in time chart graph.

cmerriman
Super Champion

try this instead of timechart, but i'm not sure if the visualization is going to like it or not.

|eval {ScriptName}=Duration
|fields - ScriptName Duration UniqueIdentifier
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AKG1_old1
Builder

trick worked for fetching all data but unfortunately not working visually. 😞

elliotproebstel
Champion

I think you're looking for list() or values() instead of max(). Check out this documentation to help you decide which of those will work better for your use case:
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.0/SearchReference/Multivaluefunctions

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AKG1_old1
Builder

Thanks for reply. I tried both list() and values() but these function will include all duplicate values in same row which wont be displayed on Graph.

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