Splunk Search

Join behaving weird

akshaybahetii
New Member

The two queries I believe are similar but still i get very different number of results. I have changed the subsearch and join maxout in limits.conf. "productId" is the only common filed across both tables

sourcetype=all_review earliest=01/01/2012:0:0:0 latest=12/31/2012:23:59:59
| JOIN type=inner productId [SEARCH sourcetype=categories] | where pCategory="Movies"

18000 results returned

sourcetype=all_review earliest=01/01/2012:0:0:0 latest=12/31/2012:23:59:59
| JOIN type=inner productId [SEARCH sourcetype=categories pCategory="Movies"]

221,123 results returned.

I feel a subsearch/join maxout is hard coded in splunk. I need to find a alternative to join here.

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MuS
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Hi akshaybahetii,

here you have (not an alternative to join but...) the better option for most of the use cases http://answers.splunk.com/answers/129424/how-to-compare-fields-over-multiple-sourcetypes-without-joi...

cheers, MuS

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