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How to use Stats command ?

m7787580
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Hi Splunker,

I have a logs which has
Defect ID ,Actual Fix Time Taken,Detected By,Priority.

I would like to calculate maximum value of Actual Fix time taken by each Priority and simultaneously i would like to see the Defect Id as well
My output should look like that

Priority    Defect ID   Detected by Maximum Actual Fix time(In days)
P1           1234            x                 2
P2           767              Y                5
P3           122              z                20
P4           3526            T                 67

Note:- Actual Fix time means time taken to fix the defect and here i would like to know the Defect ID for which maximum time taken to close that defect against each priority.

I tried using below mentioned query

source="Jcaps_Logs.csv" index="jcaps" sourcetype="csv"

| fillnull value=NULL "Actual Fix Time"
| search "Actual Fix Time"!=NULL
| stats max("Actual Fix Time") as maxy by "Priority","Defect ID"

Thanks in advance

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somesoni2
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Try like this

source="Jcaps_Logs.csv" index="jcaps" sourcetype="csv"
| fillnull value=-1 "Actual Fix Time" 
| sort 0 Priority -"Actual Fix Time"
| dedup Priority
| table Priority "Defect ID" "Detected By" "Actual Fix Time" 
| eval "Actual Fix Time"=if('Actual Fix Time'=-1,"NULL",'Actual Fix Time")
| rename "Actual Fix Time" as "Maximum Actual Fix time(In days)"

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try like this

source="Jcaps_Logs.csv" index="jcaps" sourcetype="csv"
| fillnull value=-1 "Actual Fix Time" 
| sort 0 Priority -"Actual Fix Time"
| dedup Priority
| table Priority "Defect ID" "Detected By" "Actual Fix Time" 
| eval "Actual Fix Time"=if('Actual Fix Time'=-1,"NULL",'Actual Fix Time")
| rename "Actual Fix Time" as "Maximum Actual Fix time(In days)"

m7787580
Explorer

Many thanks somesoni2

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