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How to add two different soucetype

sushil_sh
Engager

Hi,

 

We are looking to join two different soucretype which is given below

1- first source type for  abc(In this soucetype it contains all server list)

 sourcetype=abc AlertName IN ("Health Service Heartbeat Failure", "Unexpected shutdown Event ID XXXX") | sort _time  | table ServerName, AlertName

     ,AlertTriggered | dedup ServerName, AlertName

     ,AlertTriggered

 

2- Second source type for  xyz(In this source type list contain only selective server i.e suport)

 

 sourcetype=xyz  StatusValue IN(blue) Company IN("Support")  | sort _time  desc | dedup ManagementGroup , ServerName  , _time  | table ManagementGroup,  ServerName, StatusValue,  _time

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we looking for combine syntax on which we view data  like (serverName(support), Event ID includes heartbite Failure, Start time of event, End time of event).

 

I am looking for your response 

 

Thanks in advance

 

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jhanvidattani
Path Finder

@sushil_sh 
Using join command between both queries would look like this:

sourcetype="abc" <further_query> | join ServerName [search sourcetype="xyz" <further_query>]

 Basically, mentioned the field/s that is common for both searches. Further information about various options or behaviour of join command is available: join 

If you find my solution/debugging steps fruitful, an upvote would be appreciated.

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sushil_sh
Engager

Hi All,

Please response from my query, waiting for your response

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