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I have a lookup table CSV file that has 50 usernames in a single column, and I want to sum the results count of the usernames in the list and the results count of usernames that are not in the list.
Example CSV column w header:
username
bob
joe
sue
Lets say running a splunk search generates 10 username results and count of logs per username:
index=foo source=barUsers
| stats count by username
jan 1
sally 2
herb 3
john 1
sue 2
bill 3
bob 1
jason 2
dan 3
kathy 1
The result I'm looking for would be something like:
userMatchCount = 3
nonUserMatchCount = 16
I've tried things like
index=foo
| join username
[
| inputlookup usernameList.csv
]
But i'm trying to gather the sum of counts on usernames that also do not match the list, using some sort of eval command.
Thank you in advance!
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On the Search Head, upload the CSV as a Lookup file
and then create a new Lookup table
referencing the file name and then do this:
index=foo source=barUsers
| stats count by username
| lookup username OUTPUT username AS matched
| eval matched=if(isnull(matched), "nonUserMatchCount", "userMatchCount")
| stats sum(count) BY matched
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On the Search Head, upload the CSV as a Lookup file
and then create a new Lookup table
referencing the file name and then do this:
index=foo source=barUsers
| stats count by username
| lookup username OUTPUT username AS matched
| eval matched=if(isnull(matched), "nonUserMatchCount", "userMatchCount")
| stats sum(count) BY matched
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Thanks! This was a helpful and straightforward answer.
