So I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, but I cannot for the life of me find something similar to what I'm looking for.
I'm trying to take a search that returns all Accounts that have changed their password, and separate them into the 3 different types of accounts I have with a count.
The different accounts start with different letters, which can be searched with Account_Name=R*
to get the R account type.
Index=foo EventCode=bar | act1=count(if Account_Name=R*), act2=count(if Account_Name=D*)...etc |table act1 act2 act3
I tried my best to find this, but I simply cannot figure out where to start with that conditional.
Thank you in advance
Try this:
index=foo EventCode=bar | eval Account_Type=case(Account_Name=="R*","AccountType1",Account_Name=="D*","AccountType2",Account_Name=="X*","AccountType3",1==1,"unknown" | stats count by Account_Type
noted in a comment below
index=foo EventCode=bar | eval Account_Type=case(like(Account_Name,"R%"),"AccountType1",like(Account_Name,"D%"),"AccountType2",like(Account_Name,"X%"),"AccountType3",1==1,"unknown") | stats count by Account_Type
You would need to use string match functions of eval e.g. like or match for it.
index=foo EventCode=bar | eval act1=count(like(Account_Name,"R%"),1,0) , act2=count(like(Account_Name,"D%"),1,0) ,acct3=count(like(Account_Name,"R%"),1,0) | stats sum(act*) as act*
I get the below error with this version of the search
Error in 'eval' command: The 'count' function is unsupported or undefined
Try this:
index=foo EventCode=bar | eval Account_Type=case(Account_Name=="R*","AccountType1",Account_Name=="D*","AccountType2",Account_Name=="X*","AccountType3",1==1,"unknown" | stats count by Account_Type
When I do this it labels them all as "unknown" but does contain the correct count next to it.
Okay, then modify the query like this:
index=foo EventCode=bar | eval Account_Type=case(like(Account_Name,"R%"),"AccountType1",like(Account_Name,"D%"),"AccountType2",like(Account_Name,"X%"),"AccountType3",1==1,"unknown") | stats count by Account_Type
This did require a "," after the first accounttype1 and a parenthesis at the end (for any future users) but this works perfectly thank you! Its been driving me nuts
Sorry, edited the typos for convenience. Glad it helped.
If you could mark the answer as accepted it would help future users 😉