Splunk Search

How do you combine two searches?

Mike6960
Path Finder

I have two searches that work fine, but I want to show them in one dashboard. I have these two

1-....search....:

 |stats count values(Message.DocumentId) as "Doumentid" by cbatchid

2-....search....

| stats count(eval('message.information'="Sent to ESB")) as Sent,count(eval('message.information'!="Sent to ESB")) as NOTSENT by message.x-cak-messageid |  eval Status=if(Sent=1,"OK","NOK")

Index, source etc. are the same, the searches only contain which index en source to search in. How can I combine the two ?

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1 Solution

Oracle
Explorer

Try this search..

| makeresults
| eval id="1"
| eval batch="2013"
| appendcols [| makeresults | eval success=1
| eval failure=4
| eval message=Thisissample
| eval Status=if(success=1,"OK","NOK")]

It works for me..

Note: You can use either "appendcols, append, join" depending on the results you want to output.

https://splunkonbigdata.com/2018/09/05/usage-of-splunk-commands-appendcols/

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Oracle
Explorer

Try this search..

| makeresults
| eval id="1"
| eval batch="2013"
| appendcols [| makeresults | eval success=1
| eval failure=4
| eval message=Thisissample
| eval Status=if(success=1,"OK","NOK")]

It works for me..

Note: You can use either "appendcols, append, join" depending on the results you want to output.

https://splunkonbigdata.com/2018/09/05/usage-of-splunk-commands-appendcols/

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Mike6960
Path Finder

Thanks, but I dont see how my searches are related to your example. Looks like a totally different search

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solarboyz1
Builder
search.... |stats count values(Message.DocumentId) as "Doumentid" by cbatchid
append [
 search.... |   stats count(eval('message.information'="Sent to ESB")) as Sent,count(eval('message.information'!="Sent to ESB")) as NOTSENT by message.x-cak-messageid | eval Status=if(Sent=1,"OK","NOK")
]
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Mike6960
Path Finder

Hmmm, I get no results found. So somewhere I am doing something wrong

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