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i have query like below and got result
index=ABC host=xyz123 | transaction startswith="failure" endswith="success" maxevents=2 maxspan=1m
now i want to display the result opposite of this
index=ABC host=xyz123 NOT ( | transaction startswith="failure" endswith="success" maxevents=2 maxspan=1m)
how to achieve this?
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i have completed the task
index=ABC host=xyz123 | transaction startswith="failure" endswith="success" maxevents=2 maxspan=1m keepevicted=true | search closed_txn=0
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i have completed the task
index=ABC host=xyz123 | transaction startswith="failure" endswith="success" maxevents=2 maxspan=1m keepevicted=true | search closed_txn=0
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Great, thanks for sharing the solution!
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I want this solution should help others..thanks..
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So, you want all events that are not part of that transaction? Can you be a bit more clear on what output you expect to get?
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thanks for your response but i have completed the query by myself.
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