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How to create exception list by comparing two tables .

Hema_Nithya
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How to get the exception from the below tables. Exception is John who is not HR table .

 

 

User list from the servers.

 

Name ID 
Bill23
Peter24
john 25

 

HR Table 

Name ID 
Bill 23
Peter 24
Anita27
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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Perhaps something like

| inputlookup servers.csv where NOT [|inputlookup HR.csv | format]
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Using subsearch results in large number of OR operators.  It's probably more economic just doing stats

| inputlookup servers.csv
| eval CSV = "servers"
| inputlookup append=true HR.csv
| fillnull CSV value=HR
| stats values(CSV) as CSV by Name ID
| where mvcount(CSV) == 1 AND CSV == "servers"

(Again, thanks @richgalloway for demonstrating append mode!)

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