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I need to have the first qualifier of a FQDN string. I have used the below mentioned query to do so. But it's not recognizing the ".". Could anyone please help me out here.
index=myindex_glbl
| rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>.*)\."
| dedup Domain
| table Domain Territory
Here is the sample output:
Domain Territory
us.nam.ad.xyz.com us.nam.ad.xyz
crb.nam.ad.xyz.com crb.nam.ad.xyz
This is very strange behaviour. Can anybody suggest why this is happening?
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Try this regex:
| rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>[^\.]+)"
below regex will check till it found last "." instead of first while above regex will find first "."
| rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>.*)\."
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Try this regex:
| rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>[^\.]+)"
below regex will check till it found last "." instead of first while above regex will find first "."
| rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>.*)\."
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Thanks .. It's working... so if the delimiter character is mentioned after the ")", then it'll search for last occurance, right?
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not only when it is mentioned after ")" if you try | rex field=Domain "^(?<Territory>.*\.)" then also it will search for last occurance.
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got it .. thnks.
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