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How to split by delimiter?

ranjithan
Path Finder

Hi Splunkers,

Reaching out for help

This is a sample _raw event: 

12.23.454, abcd, 12.34.45,[email protected],"[EXTERNAL] 300,000+ software product demos",SEND,OK

i want to split  this by using the split command ,  using  comma as a delimiter  and assign to different fields.

However,  "EXTERNAL] 300,000+ software product demos"  is a single field   and i dont want it to be split into multiple fields

 In few  other events, comma is not present . For instance:

12.23.454, abcd, 12.34.45,[email protected],  "[EXTERNAL] 300000+ software product demos"  ,SEND,OK

 

How do i ensure that these values are assigned to the field in the events. 

"EXTERNAL] 300,000+ software product demos"

"[EXTERNAL] 300000+ software product demos"

 

Thanks for your help 

 

 

 

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You could try something like this

| rex max_match=0 "(?<field>([^\",]+|\"[^\"]+\")),?"

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You could try something like this

| rex max_match=0 "(?<field>([^\",]+|\"[^\"]+\")),?"

ranjithan
Path Finder

Thank You , this helps! 

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