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Print rex result on search

arizoide
New Member

First, i'm sorry for my bad english.

Let me explain my problem.

I have to do a search on splunk, and in the result, get a specific value, between ": [44444]" (In this case, i want the value 44444.) and do a avg

I tried this: index=x host=y "my search" | rex field=_raw "(?<=: [)(.*?)(?=])" | timechart avg(ms)

Example response: hksdfhjksadhfjksadhfjksa [36278423] gdjsagdshdgfjsadf: [21234] ms

But don't work. I tried other things, but i don't know how to print the variable ms and know whats is in that.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks

AT

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somesoni2
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Try something like this

index=x host=y "my search" | rex field=_raw "\[(?<ms>\d+)\]\s*ms" | timechart avg(ms)
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