index=_audit action=search provenance=* info=completed host IN (...)
|table user, apiStartTime, apiEndTime, search_,et, search_lt, search
|search apiStartTime='ZERO_TIME' OR apiEndTime='ZERO_TIME'
|convert ctime(search_*)
apiStartTime and apiEndTime are not set when info=completed but are set when info=granted - try something like this
index=_audit action=search provenance=* info=granted host IN (...) (apiStartTime="ZERO_TIME" OR apiEndTime="ZERO_TIME")
| table user, apiStartTime, apiEndTime, search_et, search_lt, search
| convert ctime(search_*)
Hi @Taruchit ,
at first don't use the search command when you cn put all the parameters in the main search.
Then I'd avoid to use all time in a search because you could have too many events, but define a useful timerange.
index=_audit action=search provenance=* info=completed host IN (...) (apiStartTime="ZERO_TIME" OR apiEndTime="ZERO_TIME")
| table user, apiStartTime, apiEndTime, search_,et, search_lt, search
| convert ctime(search_*)
about the meaning of the results, they dependsa on the parameters you defined, probably with apiEndTime="ZERO_TIME" you don't have the apiStartTime field.
Analyze your search and modify it to have the best results for you.
Ciao.
Giuseppe