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How to subtract two specific requestTime

Alan_Bradley
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For every Retention key (already extracted by Splunk: 20181947800000) I want to subtract the requestTime="2009-05-26T08:43:15" when pageSubmitted="/snapcCustomer.xhtml" from requestTime="2009-05-26T08:47:23" when pageSubmitted="/snapcPremium.xhtml" 08:47:23 - 08:43:15 = 4:12 (4 minutes and 12 seconds) This the value I want to compute. How can I achieve this?

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matt
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

convert dur2sec works well for this one:

<search_terms> | convert dur2sec(requestTime) as reqTimeConverted | convert dur2sec(responseTime) as respTimeConverted | eval duration=respTimeConverted-reqTimeConverted

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matt
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convert dur2sec works well for this one:

<search_terms> | convert dur2sec(requestTime) as reqTimeConverted | convert dur2sec(responseTime) as respTimeConverted | eval duration=respTimeConverted-reqTimeConverted
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