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Joining two searches

soumidutta
Explorer

Hi ,

I want to join two searches without using Join command ?
I don't want to use join command for optimization issue.
Index name is same for both the searches but i was using different aggregate functions with the search .

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iamarkaprabha
Contributor

Hi ,

You can use the same search for these optimization issue.
I prefer to write it like this.

index=indexname 
| stats dc(yourfield) count(eval(anotherfield=fieldvalue)) by other field names

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iamarkaprabha
Contributor

Hi ,

You can use the same search for these optimization issue.
I prefer to write it like this.

index=indexname 
| stats dc(yourfield) count(eval(anotherfield=fieldvalue)) by other field names

soumidutta
Explorer

Thanks, I was looking for this one

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iamarkaprabha
Contributor

Hi ,

If i am able to answer your query , Can you please mark this answer as accepted ?

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renjith_nair
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@soumidutta,

Would it be possible to provide more details ? Do you have a common field in both searches? Or how do you want to join them? How are the events look like and what's your expected output?

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