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How to get the event details between two different dates?

karthi25
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I have a splunk log in the following format:

INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.listener.OrderJobListener - ORDER_JOB: **SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED at END_TIME**: 2018-05-06T19:03:27.854Z

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: List size: 4688

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 4688 isDone Status true

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 3688 isDone Status false 

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 1000 isDone Status false 


 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: QUERY FORMED: /services/data/v40.0/query?q=SELECT+Id,OpportunityId,MSISDN__c,CreatedDate,LastModifiedDate,Order_System__c,Approximate_Activation_Date__c,SIM_Number__c,IMEI__c,Status+FROM+ORDER+where+CreatedDate%3e2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z+OR+LastModifiedDate%3e2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: lastQueriedDateStamp before query: 2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z       

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.reader.OrderItemReader - ORDER_JOB: new Job.. fetching orders        

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.listener.OrderJobListener - ORDER_JOB: **ACTIVE at START_TIME**: 2018-05-07T18:03:27.854Z     

  INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.listener.OrderJobListener - ORDER_JOB: **SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED at END_TIME**: 2018-05-06T19:03:27.854Z

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: List size: 2688

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 2688 isDone Status true

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 1688 isDone Status false 

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: Total Size of Records returned 1000 isDone Status false     

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: QUERY FORMED: /services/data/v40.0/query?q=SELECT+Id,OpportunityId,MSISDN__c,CreatedDate,LastModifiedDate,Order_System__c,Approximate_Activation_Date__c,SIM_Number__c,IMEI__c,Status+FROM+ORDER+where+CreatedDate%3e2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z+OR+LastModifiedDate%3e2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.service.OrderService - ORDER_JOB: lastQueriedDateStamp before query: 2018-05-07T12:03:20.083Z       

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.reader.OrderItemReader - ORDER_JOB: new Job.. fetching orders        

 INFO  com.tmobile.sfdc.reports.batch.listener.OrderJobListener - ***ORDER_JOB: ACTIVE at START_TIME***: 2018-05-07T18:03:27.854Z

All the above are separate events, I want to get a data between the active start time and successfully completed endtime. For Eg:

starttime                                  listsize     totalRecords      lastqueriedtimestamp                    enddate
2018-05-07T18:03:27.854Z   4688        4688                   2018-05-06T12:03:20.083Z           2018-05-06T19:03:27.854Z
2018-05-07T18:03:27.854Z   2688        2688                   2018-05-07T12:03:20.083Z           2018-05-06T19:03:27.854Z

I know the regex to get each value, but I want to know how to group all the separated events should fall under that two dates. Can anyone please help me to do it?

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somesoni2
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Is there any unique ID to correlate the events, other than just the order of events? This seems like logs for a JOB, so can there be multiple jobs running simultaneously? If there are no unique correlation key and multiple job's logs are overlapping, it would be difficult to achieve what you want.

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