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I have the following search ... | stats dc() | transpose |
which gives me this:
column row 1
dc(ID) 273
dc(SBC) 2
dc(TGID) 273
dc(TGN) 504
dc(beginTime) 2
dc(c1907466966) 54
dc(c1907466967) 59
dc(c1907466968) 55
dc(c1907466969) 31
dc(c1907466970) 50
dc(c1907466971) 55
dc(c1907466972) 7
dc(c1907466973) 47
dc(c1907466974) 57
What I want is to do a regex on this column and extract the values. This is the pattern I am interested in dc(c1907466966)
and this is what I want to extract 907466966
and store it in a field called name1. This is the regex I need dc\Dc(?P\d+)\D
, but I can't apply it to extract that data I want to a field.
How do I do this?
This is my regex example
https://regex101.com/r/qO8aS6/1
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Try something like this
To extract 907466968 from dc(c1907466968)
your base search | stats dc(*) | transpose | rex field=column "dc\(c\d(?P<name1>\d+)\)"
To extract 1907466968 from dc(c1907466968)
your base search | stats dc(*) | transpose | rex field=column "dc\(c(?P<name1>\d+)\)"
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Try something like this
To extract 907466968 from dc(c1907466968)
your base search | stats dc(*) | transpose | rex field=column "dc\(c\d(?P<name1>\d+)\)"
To extract 1907466968 from dc(c1907466968)
your base search | stats dc(*) | transpose | rex field=column "dc\(c(?P<name1>\d+)\)"
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tks, that something for me to work with.
... | stats dc() | transpose | rex field=column "dc\Dc(?P<name1>\d+)\D"
gives me this(the values I want are in name1 column):
column row 1 name1
dc(ID) 273
dc(SBC) 2
dc(TGID) 273
dc(TGN) 434
dc(beginTime) 2
dc(c1907466966) 35 907466966
dc(c1907466967) 39 907466967
dc(c1907466968) 37 907466968
dc(c1907466969) 21 907466969
dc(c1907466970) 34 907466970
dc(c1907466971) 37 907466971
dc(c1907466972) 9 907466972
dc(c1907466973) 32 907466973
dc(c1907466974) 38 907466974
dc(c1907466975) 36 907466975
But I was hoping there would fe a field value called name1
viewable in the Events
tab but I cannot see it there. Can I get it to be there or should it be there?
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I believe you've field names cXXXXXXXXX in your events. So if you want to extract all the code available in the fields starting with c and available in the events tab itself along with each event, try something like this
your base search | rex max_match=0 "c\d(?<name1>\d+)"
This should give a field name1, multivalued, containing all the codes. Sample events will help you get better solution.
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that works
... | rex max_match=0 "c\d(?\d+)=" | table name1 | dedup name1
and this gives me:
name1
1
907473350
907473351
907473352
2
907466983
907466984
907466985
907466986
907466987
907466988
907466989
907466990
907466991
907466992
907466993
907466994
907466995
907466996
3
907466966
907466967
907466968
907466969
907466970
907466971
907466972
907466973
907466974
907466975
907466976
907466977
907466978
907466979
...
But why is it doing this grouping, do you think? (3 numbers in row1...etc) I would have thought it was 1 number per row.
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The field name1 is multivalued field and table and dedup command will not change its format. To get each value in separate events do this after rex.
| stats count by name1 | fields - count
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tks, think thats it. do you just use the count here to get rid of duplicates?
whil I have you, what I want is
| rex max_match=0 "c\d(?\d+)" | stats values(name1) by measInfoId
and this gives me this: (which is many values(name1)
per measInfoId
but all this shows on 1 row.)
measInfoId values(name1)
1 1907425280 907465280
907465281
907465282
907465283
907465284
...
2 1907425301 907466042
907466043
907466044
907466045
...
How do I get this to be 1 row per values(name1)
like
measInfoId values(name1)
1 1907425280 907465280
2 907465281
3 907465282
4 907465283
5 907465284
...
10 1907425301 907466042
11 907466043
...
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just use this after rex.
...| stats count by measInfoId name1 | fields - count
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thank you!
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What do you mean with but I can't apply it to extract that data I want to a field
?
If you run this:
| stats count | eval foo="column row 1
dc(ID) 273
dc(SBC) 2
dc(TGID) 273
dc(TGN) 504
dc(beginTime) 2
dc(c1907466966) 54
dc(c1907466967) 59
dc(c1907466968) 55
dc(c1907466969) 31
dc(c1907466970) 50
dc(c1907466971) 55
dc(c1907466972) 7
dc(c1907466973) 47
dc(c1907466974) 57" | rex max_match=0 field=foo "dc\Dc(?<name1>\d+)\D" | table name1
It will create a multi value field called name1
.
cheers, MuS
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I want to apply the regex to the values in the column called column
so I will end up with the values in one field, name1
like this.
1
name1
1907466966
1907466967
1907466968
...
1907466969
when I say field I mean creating a field where I can do a stats values(name1)
on and that will give me something like 1 above
