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Extra conditional search based on eval result

ozirus
Path Finder

Hi,

I've a periodic anomaly detection search (alert) query that results like this in inline mail result table;

AVERAGE,PRESENT,THRESHOLDEXCEED
6836 ,15775 , YES
(bold ones are field names)

if there is no THRESHOLDEXCEED value, then alert doesn't trigger

My query that calculates thresholdexeed value is like this;

host="AVGMAILCOUNT" date_wday = [|stats count | eval A=strftime(now(),"%A") | return $A] | addinfo | eval saat=strftime(info_search_time,"%H") | eval dakka=strftime(info_search_time,"%M") | eval sonuc=if( date_hour == saat AND date_minute == dakka, "Evet","Hayır") | rename EXTRA_FIELD_3 as AVERAGE|search sonuc=Evet | stats values(*) as * | appendcols [search index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count as PRESENT] | where isnotnull(AVERAGE) AND isnotnull(PRESENT) | table AVERAGE, PRESENT| eval THRESHOLDEXCEED =if(PRESENT> AVERAGE*4, "YES","NO")

If THRESHOLDEXCEED is YES, I also want to trigger a completely different query and append it to alert mail (as inline table)

Query i want to include;

index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count by subject | sort -count

How can i achieve this?

Thanks so much,
Regards

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somesoni2
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Give this a try

host="AVGMAILCOUNT" date_wday = [|stats count | eval A=strftime(now(),"%A") | return $A] | addinfo | eval saat=strftime(info_search_time,"%H") | eval dakka=strftime(info_search_time,"%M") | eval sonuc=if( date_hour == saat AND date_minute == dakka, "Evet","Hayır") | rename EXTRA_FIELD_3 as AVERAGE|search sonuc=Evet | stats values(*) as * | appendcols [search index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count as PRESENT] | where isnotnull(AVERAGE) AND isnotnull(PRESENT) | table AVERAGE, PRESENT| eval THRESHOLDEXCEED =if(PRESENT> AVERAGE*4, "YES","NO") | append [search  index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count by subject | sort -count] | eventstats values(THRESHOLDEXCEED) as THRESHOLDEXCEED | where THRESHOLDEXCEED="YES"

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somesoni2
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Give this a try

host="AVGMAILCOUNT" date_wday = [|stats count | eval A=strftime(now(),"%A") | return $A] | addinfo | eval saat=strftime(info_search_time,"%H") | eval dakka=strftime(info_search_time,"%M") | eval sonuc=if( date_hour == saat AND date_minute == dakka, "Evet","Hayır") | rename EXTRA_FIELD_3 as AVERAGE|search sonuc=Evet | stats values(*) as * | appendcols [search index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count as PRESENT] | where isnotnull(AVERAGE) AND isnotnull(PRESENT) | table AVERAGE, PRESENT| eval THRESHOLDEXCEED =if(PRESENT> AVERAGE*4, "YES","NO") | append [search  index=mailindex earliest=-10m | stats count by subject | sort -count] | eventstats values(THRESHOLDEXCEED) as THRESHOLDEXCEED | where THRESHOLDEXCEED="YES"
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ozirus
Path Finder

When I do this, it works as expected in the result window but it sends one mail for each result row. How can i consolidate them as one table.

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somesoni2
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Check your email alert setting, you might be sending "One alert per result". ( check "Alert options" )

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