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Lookup and setting default values using a variable if an entry is not found in the lookup table

sandmountain
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I have the following Query:

index=obh_prod sourcetype=obh:edge:api proxy!="ow*" |
lookup blink_six_providers ProviderId as pxrq_h_x-corapi-target-id
OUTPUT ProviderId ProviderName | fillnull value=target_id ProviderId ProviderName | dedup ProviderName ProviderId | table ProviderId ProviderName

If no values are found ProviderId, ProviderName should both get the value of pxrq_h_x-corapi-target-id.

If actually now produces:

ProviderId ProviderName

pxrq_h_x-corapi-target-idpxrq_h_x-corapi-target-idIIDP06300Valiant Bank AGIIDP00761Aargauische Kantonalbank

 

 

 

If should produce the following if the xrq_h_x-corapi-target-id e.g. contains IIDP099999 and this value is not found in the lookup. How do I get the contents of the variable and  not the name of the variable itself?

 

ProviderId ProviderName
IIDP099999IIDP099999
IIDP06300Valiant Bank AGIIDP00761Aargauische Kantonalbank

 

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sandmountain
Explorer

If should produce the following if the xrq_h_x-corapi-target-id e.g. contains IIDP099999 and this value is not found in the lookup. How do I get the contents of the variable and  not the name of the variable itself?

 

ProviderId ProviderName

IIDP099999IIDP099999
IIDP06300My Bank AG
0 Karma
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