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How to combain two rex

VRP136
Engager

I have two rex queries and want know how to combine

Query : 1

index=test1 sourcetype=teams
| search "osversion="
| rex field=_raw "\s+(?<osVersion>.*?)$"
| table Time(utc) "OSVersion"

output :       

time      osversion
1.1 123
1.2 1234
1.3 12345
1.4 123456

Query : 2

index=test1 sourcetype=teams
| search "host=12*
| rex field=_raw "\w+(?<host>*)$"
| table Time(utc) "OSVersion"

output :       

time      host
1.1 abc
1.2 abcd
1.3 abcde

Pls help me how to combine above queries and should show table like below

time      osversion        host
1.1          123                    abc
1.2          1234                abcd
1.3           12345            abcde

  

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

The queries can be combined like this.

index=test1 sourcetype=teams ("osversion=" OR "host=12*")
| rex field=_raw "\s+(?<osVersion>.*?)$"
| rex field=_raw "\w+(?<host>*)$"
| table Time(utc) "OSVersion" host

That will give you lists of OSVersions and hosts separately, but in a single table.  Then you should compare the time values to see if OSVersion and host are in events with the timestamp so they can be merged.  If so, then this query will do it.

index=test1 sourcetype=teams ("osversion=" OR "host=12*")
| rex field=_raw "\s+(?<osVersion>.*?)$"
| rex field=_raw "\w+(?<host>*)$"
| stats values(*) as * by "Time(utc)"
| table "Time(utc)" "OSVersion" host
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