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I want to find the percentage of success rate over the total amount events need help

OgoNARA
Explorer

Hi,

 

So, I got an issue where I have a log and the log has a field called ERROR_MESSAGES for each event that ends in an error. The other events that have a NULL value under ERROR_MESSAGES are successful events. So, I'm trying to get a percentage of the successful events over the total events. Ths is the query I built but when I run the search success rate comes back with no percentage value and I know there's 338/3190 successful events. Any help would go along way I've been struggling I feel like my SPL is getting better but man this one has me scratching my head.

| inputlookup fm4143_3d.csv
| stats count(FLOW_ID) as total
| appendpipe
[| inputlookup fm4143_3d.csv
| where isnull(ERROR_MESSAGE)
| stats count as success]
| eval success_rate = ((success/total)*100)
| fields success_rate

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Try something like this

| inputlookup fm4143_3d.csv
| stats count(FLOW_ID) as total count(ERROR_MESSAGE) as fail
| eval success = total - fail
| eval success_rate = 100 * success/total
| fields success_rate

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Try something like this

| inputlookup fm4143_3d.csv
| stats count(FLOW_ID) as total count(ERROR_MESSAGE) as fail
| eval success = total - fail
| eval success_rate = 100 * success/total
| fields success_rate

OgoNARA
Explorer

Thanks, it worked! All I have to do is convert it to a percentage and we're all good to go. I'll pass along the karma.

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