Lookup and group specific logs

[msarkaus]

Hello,

We identify a fails request by gathering data from 3 different logs. I need to group by userSesnId, and if these specific logs appear in my list, it defines a certain failure. I would like to count each failure by using these logs.

I would greatly appreciate your help with write this search query. 

I hope this makes sense..

Thank you,

I would like to use the information from these logs, grouped by userSesnId

Log #1:

 msgDtlTxt: [Qxxx] - the quote is declined.

 msgTxt: quote creation failed.

polNbr: Qxxx

Log #2

httpStatusCd: 400

Log #3

msgTxt: Request.

They all share the same userSesnId

 userSesnId: 10e30ad92e844d

So my results should look something like this:

polNbr            msgDtlTxt                         msgTxt                              httpStatusCd             count

Qxxx                Validation: UWing           quote creation failed     400                             1

[richgalloway]

What have you tried so far and how have those efforts not met expectations?

[msarkaus]

Yes,  I attempted to use this:

index="stuff" 
(msgTxt="Request recd." OR StatusCd="400" OR msgDtlTxt="Validation err*")
| eval msgTxt=substr(msgTxt, 1, 100)
| stats
          values(_time) as DateTime
          values(msgTxt) as Message
         values(StatusCd) as code
BY userSesnId
| eval DateTime=strftime(DateTime , "%m-%d-%Y %I:%M:%S %p")

but its returning additional logs that I do not need or its only returning one specific log such as

Request recd

 I need it to gather all the logs within a single userSesnId and return only if it contains these logs (see highlighted below) and count as 1.

msgTxt="Request recd." OR StatusCd="400" OR msgDtlTxt="Validation err*")

 

 

[richgalloway]

The query looks like it would meet the requirements.  The only change I would make is to add

userSesnId=*

to the base query.

What is it about the logs you don't need that makes them match the query?  Can you share them (sanitized)?

What is wrong with the one specific log "Request recd"?  It meets the requirements.