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Help with Boolean query

TheBravoSierra
Path Finder

Below is an example of what I want to accomplish:

 

If x="example" and y="success", return true for this segment. 

If x="example2" and y="success", return true for this segment.

If x="example3" and y="success", return true for this segment.

If all are three statements = true, return true. If not all three = true, return false.

 

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kamlesh_vaghela
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@TheBravoSierra 

Are you looking for this?

YOUR_SEARCH  | eval flag=if((x="example" OR x="example2" OR x="example3") and y="success", "true", "false")

 

My Sample Search :

| makeresults | eval x="example",y="success" |append [| makeresults | eval x="example2",y="failed" ]  | eval flag=if((x="example" OR x="example2" OR x="example3") and y="success", "true", "false")


 

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