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How to use different time ranges in sub-queries in savedsearches.conf

isamrat
Explorer

I am using a composite query which has join to another query. I need to use a longer time range in the main/outer query and the inner query should have the time range from the dispatch.earliest_time defined in the savedsearches.conf.

Suppose I have the below configurations in savedsearches.conf

cron_schedule = 05,25,45 * * * *
dispatch.earliest_time = -25m@m
dispatch.latest_time = -5m@m
search=index=data_set earliest=-120m@m app= "demo" Status=SUCCESS | join FileName,FilesCount [ search index= data_set app=demo status_message= "not completed"| table FileName,FilesCount] | table FileName,FilesCount, status,_time

Will the above config work?

The below query need to be run for last 2 hours:

index=data_set app= "demo" Status=SUCCESS

The below query need to be run for the savedsearches.conf configurations:

index= data_set app=demo status_message= "not completed" | table FileName,FilesCount

The query can not be changed. Please help me to do this.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

This setup will work fine. The explicit timerange in the base search would override the timerange you set for your saved search (the dispatch.*_time values), but it would get applied to subsearch.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

This setup will work fine. The explicit timerange in the base search would override the timerange you set for your saved search (the dispatch.*_time values), but it would get applied to subsearch.

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