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Extract Multiple fields

jayeshrajvir
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Sample data

[A028 : 00]
[F037 : 928323177452]
[F038 : 456137]
[F039 : 0]

The query below is working but i wanted to merge, basically i wanted to use rex field=_raw just once. How to extract multiple fields

index=au_axs_common_log sourcetype=anz_axs_auth_core_log "[A028" |rex field=_raw "(\[F039\s*:(?.*?)\])"| rex field=_raw "\[A028\s*:(?.*?)\]" |stats count by axrc,vrc

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jayeshrajvir
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@venky1544 It fetches/matching all the four fields. I wanted to match only two fields. Can you please share your thoughts.

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venky1544
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Hi @jayeshrajvir 

PFB screenshot hope this helps 

| makeresults |eval new = "[A028 : 00]"
|append [|makeresults |eval new="[F037 : 928323177452]"]
|append [|makeresults |eval new="[F038 : 456137]"]
|append [|makeresults |eval new="[F039 : 0]"]
|rex field=new "(\[A028|\[F038)\s:\s(?<num>\d+)\]"

 

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venky1544
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hi @jayeshrajvir 

try this regex \[\w+\s:\s\d+\]

just curious what are you doing with the regex coz there is no named group in the regex  ??

is this a tweaked query you pasted here 

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