i have these events:
status | host | comments | ticket_number ...
inprogress fdi_pc tiket edited(17-04-15) 08
closed hp_pc tiket edited(17-04-15) 123
inprogress hp_pc tiket edited(16-04-15) 096
open tiwa_pc tiket edited(15-04-15) 123
closed hp_pc tiket edited(14-04-15) 123
open fdi_pc tiket edited(18-04-15) 124
open tiwa_pc tiket edited(15-04-15) 123
For example:
I want to change status="open" to status="new" (note that all can be repeated).
How can do it?
thanks
Hi fdi01,
To do what you need you can use the rex command with mode=sed option like this:
... | rex field=fieldName mode=sed "s/your_regex/your_replacement_string/g"
What you have to do is to filter the event as you like> doing this you will replace the match expression by the replacement string
If anyone is wondering about the timing of the 3 commands above (rex, replace, eval), I tested on my own dataset and results are:
rex probably fastest, with rex and eval both taking about 1s in fast mode, but taking about 4s in verbose mode.
replace takes about 4s in both fast and verbose mode
Hi fdi01,
To do what you need you can use the rex command with mode=sed option like this:
... | rex field=fieldName mode=sed "s/your_regex/your_replacement_string/g"
What you have to do is to filter the event as you like> doing this you will replace the match expression by the replacement string
+1 to the above answer.
You can also try something like
....|replace "open" with "new" in status?
Thanks,
Raghav
Just another doubt on the same kind here, what if all values do not have "open" and we will have to search to remove only the value "open" while retain its other fields and values?
thank raghav
it change all value of status
but i am filtering. very thank of you information with replace command.
This ought to get you what you want:
... | eval status=if(status="open","new",status)