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Hi isedrof,
you can do something like this in a script:
echo "foo,boo
a,1
b,2" > /opt/splunk/etc/system/lookups/lookup.csv
and use it like this in Splunk:
| inputlookup lookup.csv
this will be the result:
Hope this helps ...
cheers, MuS
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Hi isedrof,
you can do something like this in a script:
echo "foo,boo
a,1
b,2" > /opt/splunk/etc/system/lookups/lookup.csv
and use it like this in Splunk:
| inputlookup lookup.csv
this will be the result:
Hope this helps ...
cheers, MuS
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like always u help me..thank you so much It works !
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What do you mean by "manually"? If you mean as a result of a search, then you just add | outputlookup myLookupFileName
. If you mean using ftp or DeploymentServer to put a file onto your Indexers, then, again, just put the file somewhere. In either case, you still have to define the lookup file before you can use it by adding an entry in Settings
-> Lookups
-> Lookup Definitions
-> New
. You may also have to adjust your permissions.
