Since I can get it to show me when the percentage of errors 69 and 10001 is greater than 10, with the following search it doesn't work, you can help me.
index="cdr"
| search "Tipo_Trafico"="*" "Codigo_error"="*"
| stats count(eval(Tipo_Trafico="MT")) AS Total_MT, count(eval(Codigo_error="69")) AS Error_69
| eval P_Error_69=((Error_69*100/Total_MT))
| stats count(eval(Tipo_Trafico="MT")) AS Total_MT, count(eval(Codigo_error="10001")) AS Error_10001
| eval P_Error_10001=((Error_10001*100/Total_MT))
| stats count by P_Error_69, P_Error_10001
| where count>10
Try this
index="cdr" "Tipo_Trafico"="*" "Codigo_error"="*"
| eval Error_{Codigo_error}=if(Codigo_error="69" OR Codigo_error="10001", 1, 0)
| stats count(eval(Tipo_Trafico="MT")) AS Total_MT sum(Error_*) as Error_*
| foreach Error_* [ eval Error_<<MATCHSTR>>_P=(('<<FIELD>>'*100/Total_MT)), ThresholdExceeded=if(Error_<<MATCHSTR>>_P > 10, 1, coalesce(ThresholdExceeded, 0)) ]
| where ThresholdExceeded>0
Sorry, I misunderstood, it works correctly.
Try this
index="cdr" "Tipo_Trafico"="*" "Codigo_error"="*"
| eval Error_{Codigo_error}=if(Codigo_error="69" OR Codigo_error="10001", 1, 0)
| stats count(eval(Tipo_Trafico="MT")) AS Total_MT sum(Error_*) as Error_*
| foreach Error_* [ eval Error_<<MATCHSTR>>_P=(('<<FIELD>>'*100/Total_MT)), ThresholdExceeded=if(Error_<<MATCHSTR>>_P > 10, 1, coalesce(ThresholdExceeded, 0)) ]
| where ThresholdExceeded>0
If I wanted to add another error ,example Codigo_error="10001", what would I have to do?
If I wanted to add another error ,example Codigo_error="11", what would I have to do?
OK, if you want to add in more error code use cases, then change this line
| eval Error_{Codigo_error}=if(Codigo_error="69" OR Codigo_error="10001", 1, 0)
Change it like to
| eval Error_{Codigo_error}=if(in(Codigo_error, "69", "10001", "11"), 1, 0)
and add as many as needed
@Miguel3393 actually if you change that line to
| eval Error_{Codigo_error}=if(in(Codigo_error, "69", "10001", "11"), 1, null())
i.e. replace the final 0 with null() then you will not get all the extra columns for other Codigo_error values.
Thanks for the response, it does show info, but it seems that it looks for all errors and not just 10001 and 69.
and it seems not to respect that it only shows when the percentage is greater than 10.
Regards