I'm new to Splunk and was wondering how to do a lookup table. So what i'm trying to get is something like a lookup of:
index=_internal* log_level=WARN OR log_level=ERR host=XPxx9* OR host=GPxx7* OR host=fsr*
but instead of listing like 30 of the host names with OR arguments, what's the ideal way to do it? can someone provide examples?
There are a few ways to create a lookup table, depending on your access.
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When I suspect a lookup file is populated by a saved search, I use this CLI command to find it.
find /opt/splunk/etc/apps -name savedsearches.conf -print0 | xargs -r0 grep -i "outputlookup mylookup.csv"
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Hi @richgalloway .. that find command solution is very intelligent(far better than searching splunk settings and the 100 options 😉 )
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There are a few ways to create a lookup table, depending on your access.
Hi @richgalloway ...
outputlookup // i got a simple issue, but, somehow i could not find the solution from my top of my mind.
lets say i already have a lookup created and working fine(by my old teammate). aftersometime i would like to know how the csv file gets created. when i went to settings-->lookup, i dont see which search query creates the csv file. i think a saved search only uses that outputlookup command and creates that csv file.
this far only my mind works and i am not sure how to proceed further. pls suggest. thanks.
(i have given around 300 karma points so far, received badge for that,.. maybe you also give karma points if a/any post helped you, thx)
I will try and follow your directions and give it a shot. Thanks, richgalloway!