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I'm trying to extract field That looks like below

PavanSeerapu
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I'm trying to extract field That looks like "Alert-source-key":"[\"abcdd-gdfc-mb40-a801-e40fd9db481e\"]"

 

 

I have tried this "Alert-source-key":"(?P<Alert_key>[^"]+)" but i'm getting results like "[/" since it is checking for only 

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
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This regex works in regex101.com and should also work in the Field Extractor.

Alert-source-key":"\[\\"(?<AlertSource>[^\\]+)
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PavanSeerapu
Explorer

What exactly are you trying to extract from that string? -- abcdd-gdfc-mb40-a801-e40fd9db481e

I'm using field extractor through splunk web and writing the regular expression by myself

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

This seems to work

| makeresults 
| eval foo = "\"Alert-source-key\":\"[\\\"abcdd-gdfc-mb40-a801-e40fd9db481e\\\"]\"" 
| rex field=foo "\"Alert-source-key\":\"\[\\\\\"(?P<Alert_key>[^\"\\\]+)"

In this kind of cases there are needed "couple" of escapes \.

r. Ismo 

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

This regex works in regex101.com and should also work in the Field Extractor.

Alert-source-key":"\[\\"(?<AlertSource>[^\\]+)
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

What exactly are you trying to extract from that string?  Where and how are you doing so?

If you're trying to extract the field using the rex command in a search then the embedded quotation marks must be escaped.

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