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How to adjust the time in a timechart?

pavanae
Builder

I have a timechart which displays the results for the past 7 days. But now i don't want the Splunk to display the results for 24 hours of the each day in last 7 days. Instead of that, I just want to display the timechart from evening 7'o clock to morning 7'o clock for the last 7 days.

Is this scenario possible in Splunk? If yes, how can we do that?

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gokadroid
Motivator

Can you try this please:

your Query that returns data of last seven days
|eval myHour=strftime(_time, "%H") 
| where myHour>=19  OR myHour<7
| complete your query to draw the timechart

OR adding per suggestion below:

your Query that returns data of last seven days
| where date_hour>=19 OR date_hour<7
| complete your query to draw the timechart

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gokadroid
Motivator

Can you try this please:

your Query that returns data of last seven days
|eval myHour=strftime(_time, "%H") 
| where myHour>=19  OR myHour<7
| complete your query to draw the timechart

OR adding per suggestion below:

your Query that returns data of last seven days
| where date_hour>=19 OR date_hour<7
| complete your query to draw the timechart
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lquinn
Contributor

You could also just use the date_hour field in splunk, that is already extracted, instead of creating the myHour field.

gokadroid
Motivator

thanks @Iquinn Let me update that in the query as per suggestions. Awesome stuff.

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ppablo
Retired

It might be good to read up on some cautionary advice by search gurus @lguinn and @sideview on this post:
https://answers.splunk.com/answers/387130/why-is-date-hour-inconsistent-with-h.html#answer-387134

gokadroid
Motivator

ok, so sounds like extracting the %H using strftime is the way to go as suggested in the read and as was in the initial answer. Thanks @ppablo_splunk

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