Splunk Search

Is it possible to use a search value or a token in the outputlookup name?

iKate
Builder

Hi!

Is it possible to pass into lookup's name created by outputlookup command a token or a search value?

Smth like this:

index=foo 
| eval week=<here comes some evaluation, e.g. number of week>
| outputlookup dataset_$week$.csv

I've tried to write it differently, but outputlookup eats all sorts of symbols and just creates files with $ ' " ` in its name while I wanted dataset_15.csv

1 Solution

ryanoconnor
Builder

The map command should be able to handle this. For example:

index=* host=sample_host | dedup host  | map search="search * | outputlookup $host$.csv"

View solution in original post

0 Karma

ryanoconnor
Builder

The map command should be able to handle this. For example:

index=* host=sample_host | dedup host  | map search="search * | outputlookup $host$.csv"
0 Karma

iKate
Builder

Wow! It works, thank you!

0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

Splunk Mobile: Your Brand-New Home Screen

Meet Your New Mobile Hub  Hello Splunk Community!  Staying connected to your data—no matter where you are—is ...

Introducing Value Insights (Beta): Understand the Business Impact your organization ...

Real progress on your strategic priorities starts with knowing the business outcomes your teams are delivering ...

Enterprise Security (ES) Essentials 8.3 is Now GA — Smarter Detections, Faster ...

As of today, Enterprise Security (ES) Essentials 8.3 is now generally available, helping SOC teams simplify ...