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How to calculate the duration between the last 2 events in a transaction?

sc0tt
Builder

I would like to calculate the duration between the last two events in a transaction. An example transaction looks something like:

2015-12-31 13:03:03,695  Outgoing  UserId="99999999999" MsgType="Menu" Internal="START" 
2015-12-31 13:03:15,437  Incoming  UserId="99999999999" MsgType="Refresh"
2015-12-31 13:03:19,847  Incoming  UserId="99999999999" MsgType="Key" Key="1" 
2015-12-31 13:03:20,238  Outgoing  UserId="99999999999" MsgType="Menu" 

How can I calculate the duration between last Incoming and last Outgoing events?

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sundareshr
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Try something like this... This is untested, so you will have to tweak to your data

First extract Incoming and Outgoing into a field, say dir

.... | rex "\b(?<dir>[Outgoing|Incoming]+)\b"

Then add a serial number to both directions.. like this

| streamstats count by dir

Then sort by dir to group Incoming with Outgoing

| sort dir

Finally use the range command to get the time difference

| streamstats range(_time) as diff by dir

This should give you some idea as to get what you need

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sundareshr
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Try something like this... This is untested, so you will have to tweak to your data

First extract Incoming and Outgoing into a field, say dir

.... | rex "\b(?<dir>[Outgoing|Incoming]+)\b"

Then add a serial number to both directions.. like this

| streamstats count by dir

Then sort by dir to group Incoming with Outgoing

| sort dir

Finally use the range command to get the time difference

| streamstats range(_time) as diff by dir

This should give you some idea as to get what you need

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