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vrmandadi
Builder

Hello I have the below two queries

QUERY1

index=abc  NOT *UNKNOWN*  HTTP_Code=404|stats count by HTTP_Code  AS "ACTUAL COUNT"

OUTPUT

HTTP_COde      Count
404              50

QUERY2

 index=abc *UNKNOWN* HTTP_Code=404 |stats count by HTTP_Code as UNKNOWN_COUNT

OUTPUT

HTTP_COde      Count
404              80

I am trying to do a timechart ,where in the chart one line shows the unknown count and other shows the actual count .

Thanks in advance

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

Like this:

index=abc
| timechart count(eval(searchmatch("NOT *UNKNOWN*"))) AS ActualCount count(eval(searchmatch("*UNKNOWN*"))) AS UnknownCount BY HTTP_Code

OR
Like this:

index=abc HTTP_Code=404
| timechart count(eval(searchmatch("NOT *UNKNOWN*"))) AS ActualCount_404 count(eval(searchmatch("*UNKNOWN*"))) AS UnknownCount_404
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vrmandadi
Builder

It did not work ,I tried using append and it worked

index=abc UNKNOWN |timechart span=1h count(HTTP_Code) as "UNKNOWN 404 Count" |append[search index=abc NOT UNKNOWN HTTP_Code=404 |timechart span=1h count(HTTP_Code) as "OTHER 404 Count"]

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

GIve this a try

index=abc HTTP_Code=404 | eval Unknown=if(searchmatch("UNKNOWN"),1,0) | eval Actual=abs(1-Unknown) 
| timechart sum(Unknown) as UNKNOWN_COUNT sum(Actual) as ACTUAL_COUNT
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vrmandadi
Builder

It did not work ,I tried using append and it worked

index=abc UNKNOWN |timechart span=1h count(HTTP_Code) as "UNKNOWN 404 Count" |append[search index=abc NOT UNKNOWN HTTP_Code=404 |timechart span=1h count(HTTP_Code) as "OTHER 404 Count"]

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