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How to join two searches for stats command

prakashbhanu407
New Member

I have 2 queries and need to show the result of both in one table

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=PNASC.HRBDT status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Daily| stats count(Daily)
Daily Query Output

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=RECON status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Weekly | stats count(Weekly)

both the above queries work individually but when joined as below

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=RECON status=1| dedup filename |rename filename as Weekly| join queryType [search index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=PNASC.HRBDT status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Daily ]| stats count(Daily),count(Weekly)

gives incorrect output

Joined query output

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fdi01
Motivator

try like

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=PNASC.HRBDT status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Daily| stats count(Daily)|appendcols  [search index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=RECON status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Weekly | stats count(Weekly)]

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fdi01
Motivator

try like

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=PNASC.HRBDT status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Daily| stats count(Daily)|appendcols  [search index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=RECON status=1 | dedup filename |rename filename as Weekly | stats count(Weekly)]

seeyonraj
Engager

Perfect!

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prakashbhanu407
New Member

I was trying Joining the 2 searches but "appendcols" worked like a charm...thanks.

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sk314
Builder

I am not sure why you are deduping. Assuming that's what you want...try this:

index=someindex queryType="ts" filename=RECON OR filename=PNASC.HRBDT status=1| dedup filename | stats count by  filename
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prakashbhanu407
New Member

The files have date timestamp extension and I need to show them bundled by the types...hence this will not work.

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