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ppanchal
Path Finder
07-27-2018
06:41 AM
Hi,
Below is my paragraph and I want to extract the routeorder value from the paragraph.
Please assist.
other_app_launch_data: Third Party App Launch Data:354736071554019 Data passed:Bundle{service_url : http://example.com/service; site_number : S04136; vehicle_id : 210648; driver_id : 082775; pre_post : post; tabletid : 354736071554019; first_name : Gennadiy; environment : Production; fuel : ; route_id : ***ROUTEORDER#**158682677**;*** device_id : 354736071554019; DVIR_RESPONSE_ACTION : DVIR_POST_CHECK_RESPONSE; meter_time : 717; meter_distance : 161724; last_name : Trofimchik; }Bundle reqCode:9804
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sudosplunk
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07-27-2018
06:54 AM
Hi there,
Try this,
your_search | rex field=_raw "route_id\s\:\s\w+\#(?<ROUTEORDER>\d+)"
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sudosplunk
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07-27-2018
06:54 AM
Hi there,
Try this,
your_search | rex field=_raw "route_id\s\:\s\w+\#(?<ROUTEORDER>\d+)"
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ppanchal
Path Finder
07-27-2018
07:29 AM
No this did not work. I am not getting anything with the search.
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sudosplunk
Motivator
07-27-2018
07:34 AM
Is it giving any error? Are able to see ROUTEORDER field under interesting fields section? Also, can you paste a screenshot of data along with your search.
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ppanchal
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07-27-2018
07:46 AM
yes, i got it thanks.
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sudosplunk
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07-27-2018
07:50 AM
Great. Please accept the answer if it helped you.
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