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How to build a datamodel like this ?

szabados
Communicator

My data consists of pairs of files, lets call them file_A_1...file_A_n, and file_B_1...file_B_n, where file_A_1 is connected with file_B_1.
The pairs are always ingested at the same time together. The first step I need in my datamodel is to join the corresponding pairs, like
source=file_A_1 join type=outer myIDField [ search source=file_B_1 ]. How can I achieve this dynamically, with every pair of file?

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Jeremiah
Motivator

If myIDField is unique across all files, do you really need to join the two files together?

source=file_A* OR source=file_B* | stats values(*) AS * by myIDField

If the myIDField value is not unique, you could also extract the id number from the file.

source=file_A* OR source=file_B* | rex field=source "_(?<file_id>\d+)" | stats values(*) AS * by myIDField, file_id

jplumsdaine22
Influencer

Here is a handy chart on when to use the various aggregators

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.3.2/Search/Abouteventcorrelation

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