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Is there a way to create a dynamic threshold in timechart

crap30
Engager

I'm trying to create a timechart by combining running jobs data from two source.

The first set of data being the jobs detail captured every 5 minutes.
Second set of data is the threshold (this value could change,although not frequent) captured every 6 hours.

I'm using a left join to join the two dataset, and downfill to fill in the empty field in the "threshold" field.

Everything works fine until the last step, plotting the timechart.
So I'm using command like this

timechart span=5m count(jobid),max(threshold) by status

The problem with the above command is, although the threshold line shows correct value, it generates threshold lines per status
Is there a way to create timechart and not "grouping" certain fields?
What I want to achiveve is to plot a timechart where my number of jobs are group by status, and at the same time, show only one line of "threshold"

Thank you!

*** adding a eval threshold= wont work for me as my threshold value will change over time.

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renjith_nair
Legend

@crap30 ,
Try removing it from the result

timechart span=5m count(jobid),max(threshold) as dummy by status
| foreach dummy* [eval threshold='<<FIELD>>']|fields - dummy*
---
What goes around comes around. If it helps, hit it with Karma 🙂

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renjith_nair
Legend

@crap30 ,
Try removing it from the result

timechart span=5m count(jobid),max(threshold) as dummy by status
| foreach dummy* [eval threshold='<<FIELD>>']|fields - dummy*
---
What goes around comes around. If it helps, hit it with Karma 🙂

crap30
Engager

Thank you! Works like a charm.

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