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How to combine two queries into one?

dwibedi03
Explorer

I have two query that is exact same except the use of the lookup for each search. The one query includes data from a lookup and the other one excludes data from the same lookup. Is there a way I can combine two queries into one.

The first one is

 

index=abc dest="xyz.com" uri_path="access.html" http_method=POST NOT 
    [| inputlookup filter_ips 
    | fields src] | stats count by _time src

 

The second one is

 

index=abc dest="xyz.com" uri_path="access.html" http_method=POST 
    [| inputlookup filter_ips 
    | fields src] | stats count by _time src

 

The only difference is the Not in the first one. Can someone help me combine it? I tried using braces around the searches and combining it but didnt work.

Example

 

(index=abc dest="xyz.com" uri_path="access.html" http_method=POST NOT 
    [| inputlookup filter_ips 
    | fields src] | eval test= a1) OR (index=abc dest="xyz.com" uri_path="access.html" http_method=POST 
    [| inputlookup filter_ips 
    | fields src] | eval test=a2) | stats count by _time src test

 

But it gives error as eval expression malfunction.

Labels (4)
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tscroggins
Influencer

The union of the two searches is simply the base search:

index=abc dest="xyz.com" uri_path="access.html" http_method=POST | stats count by _time src

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

If you combine them, you won't get any results.

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