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How to separate out basic search of Splunk in two different columns?

AjayTakur
Loves-to-Learn Everything

I am new to Splunk and facing an issue in separating out the two columns of the query. I tried with the below query and found the results as shown below in table1

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append [search index="pd" "successful" "notif/output/" | stats count by _raw |fields count | rename _raw as Dtransfer] | 
append [search index="pd" "SBID=nr" "DM" "PAM=sende" "notif/archive/" | stats count by _raw |fields count | rename _raw as DMCopy]
 

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How do I achieve the expected result shown in Table 2? I need to display two separate columns DtransferCount and DMCopyCount

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Specify the name of the count field in the stats commands.

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append [search index="pd" "successful" "notif/output/" | stats count as DtransferCount by _raw |fields DtransferCount | rename _raw as Dtransfer] | 
append [search index="pd" "SBID=nr" "DM" "PAM=sende" "notif/archive/" | stats count as DDMCopyCount by _raw |fields DDMCopyCount | rename _raw as DMCopy]

 

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