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How to match string and apply stats count on a stats count table

rkishoreqa
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I have a requirement to fetch stats count from raw data logs. Sharing you the query and results.

Query : index="bw6_stg" sourcetype="HYD01"| rex field=_raw "ApplicationName:\s+\[(?P<Applname>.*)];" | stats count by Applname

For the above query below are the results.

Applname       count
abcd                     5
abcd.app            6
efgh                     4
efgh.app            3

Now I want to add 'abcd' count and 'abcd.app' count (5+6), it should show total=11
Same as above 'efgh' count and 'efgh.app' count (4+3); total=7. 

I need to build query for the above total, can anyone guide me on this.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Do that by normalizing the names before computing the counts.

index="bw6_stg" sourcetype="HYD01"
| rex field=_raw "ApplicationName:\s+\[(?P<Applname>.*)];" 
| eval Applname=mvindex(split(Applname,"."), 0)
| stats count by Applname
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Do that by normalizing the names before computing the counts.

index="bw6_stg" sourcetype="HYD01"
| rex field=_raw "ApplicationName:\s+\[(?P<Applname>.*)];" 
| eval Applname=mvindex(split(Applname,"."), 0)
| stats count by Applname
---
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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