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How to sort listed data?

happy035
Explorer

I extracted some data from my set with this "stats count by failure_reason, dst | stats list(dst) as Target list(count) as "N of Target" by failure_reason "
The I got follow result set.

failure_reason dst [N of Target]
not a http reply line 107.23..199 27
108.168.
.6 5
110.75.***.240 9

I'd like to sort dst field using [N of Target]. Could you tell me how can I do that please?
Then one more question, I want to watch dstes over count such as over 100 count. How can I complete that?

Many Thanks

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happy035
Explorer

Hi Strive. It's correct. I want to extract destination list if count is greater than 100. But before it, I'd like to descending sort with N of Target.

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strive
Influencer

Basically you need to sort dst based on Count in ascending order? Additionally you want to see only those dst(s) which have count greater than 100. Is that right?

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PPape
Contributor

stats count by failure_reason, dst | stats list(dst) as Target list(count) as "N of Target" by failure_reason | sort 100 - "N of Target"

Should show you the top 100 results sorted by N of Target

can you give an example for your second question? I'm not sure if I understand it correct.

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PPape
Contributor

Than try this:

stats count by failure_reason, dst | stats list(dst) as Target list(count) as "N of Target" by failure_reason | where "N of Target" >= 100 | sort 1000 - "N of Target"

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happy035
Explorer

Thanks for comment PPape,
When I executed my script, I got a unsorted set in "N of target". I want descended sorting data with "N of Target" field. 100 means if count is greater than 100, I will include data set.

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