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How to extract field in search

zservati
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I am trying to perform a search and using regx and parameter can summarize the result based on two fields which are filing-type and application ( see in bold below). The raw data looks as listed below :

1639] - Filing # 43221772, was routed from FILING-PROCESSOR to [queue/CONVERTER] with key {IRS-941-PAYMENT, IRS, QUICKBOOKS-DIY, Y:2012 W:5, RECEIVED}
1539] - Filing # 43221752, was routed from FILING-PROCESSOR to [queue/CONVERTER] with key {SSA-W3-FILING, IRS, QUICKBOOKS-DIY, Y:2011 M:1, RECEIVED}
1539] - Filing # 43221752, was routed from FILING-PROCESSOR to [queue/CONVERTER] with key {SSA-W21-FILING, IRS, QUICKBOOKS-DIY, Y:2011 M:1, RECEIVED}

I like the search result will be summarized as below

Filing-type     Application     Count 
IRS-941-Payment QUICKBOOKS-DIY      1 
SSA-W3-FILING   QUICKBOOKS-DIY      1

I attempted the following search by I encounterd an error that the regex doesn't extract anything.

index=pr received  Filing # was routed from FILING-PROCESSOR | rex "\{?P<FILING_TYPE>, ?P<Agency>, ?P<App>, ?P<year>, RECEIVED\}" 
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Ayn
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You don't have any matching groups (enclosed in parentheses) in your regex. This should work better:

... | rex "\{(?<FILING_TYPE>.+?), (?<Agency>.+?), (?<App>.+?), (?<year>.+?),"
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