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How to display nested tables?

amerineni
Loves-to-Learn

My events looks like this: REQUEST_NAME is the common field that ties both request and services.

LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=REQ1
LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER1
LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER2
LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER3
LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=REQ2
LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=SER1

I want to see if this display is possible in a table format. Thanks for the help.

XXXX       200                                                       SER1 200  
                                                                     SER2 200
                                                                     SER2 200
YYYY       300                                                       SER1 200 
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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults
| eval _raw=" LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=REQ1
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER1
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER2
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER3
 LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=REQ2
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=SER1"
 | multikv noheader=t 
 | fields _raw
 | kv
 | sort URI
 | where LogType="SERVICE"
 | stats list(URI) as URI list(status) as status by REQUEST_NAME

result:

REQUEST_NAME    URI status
XXXX    SER1    200
        SER2    200
        SER3    200
YYYY    SER1    200

what's 300 in your sample?

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults
| eval _raw=" LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=REQ1
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER1
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER2
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=XXXX              URI=SER3
 LogType=REQUEST status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=REQ2
 LogType=SERVICE status=200 REQUEST_NAME=YYYY              URI=SER1"
 | multikv noheader=t 
 | fields _raw
 | kv
 | sort URI
 | where LogType="SERVICE"
 | stats list(URI) as URI list(status) as status by REQUEST_NAME

result:

REQUEST_NAME    URI status
XXXX    SER1    200
        SER2    200
        SER3    200
YYYY    SER1    200

what's 300 in your sample?

0 Karma
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