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Object Name filtering with Diffrent folder structrue

shishirkumar
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we have one Network folder : clientreports

Standard Reports Structure as :
• Path/Foldername/Report Type/Client/Report Period Folders/Files.
Ex: R:/Clientfolder/Coaching Dashboard/ BCBS AZ/YYYY_MM/PDF, Excel.

This is Report Type : I used Rex functionn to read and extract Report Type from Object_Name.
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having 27 standard reports folder structure ,

1) MonthlyActivityReport.
2) MonthlyActivityReportDashboard
3) CoachingDemographicReport(vc,lc,wt)
4) CoachingDemographicReport_LC
5) CoachingDemographicReport_VC
6) CoachingDemographicReport_WT

7) QuarterlyProgressReport

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27) bla bal bla

1st Question is how to Extarct only these 27 folder structure in Splunk Because of in Object name we have different different folder structure
some example as :

1) Report Type/Report Category/ Files -

EX: iHealth_OpenCaseReport/Datafiles,logfiles/Text Files,Excel file.
2) ReportType/Report Period Folder/ Files -
Ex: NICU_Outcomes/2015,2016/PDF Files or Excel Files.
3) Report Type/Client/Report Period Folders/Files.
Ex: aternityOutcomes/ BCBS AZ/2014_12,2015_12/PDF Files.

How

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