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munisb
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08-12-2021
07:14 PM
Hi,
I am trying to return values that DO NOT MATCH the search between an index and .csv file
Ex - this returns the values that are good but i don't want to see these:
index=myindex TAGGING="*Agent*" | dedup DNS | join type=inner DNS [ | inputlookup linuxhostnames.csv | rename hostname as DNS]
whereas, I tried the following - this takes slightly longer to return the results but also returns only the matching values instead of the NOT MATCHING
| inputlookup linuxhostnames.csv | rename hostname as DNS | search NOT [search index=myindex| fields DNS | format ]
Will appreciate some guidance here.
Thank you
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munisb
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08-12-2021
07:18 PM
I don't get it why this works but it does:
| inputlookup linuxhostnames.csv | rename hostname as DNS | search [search index=myindex| fields DNS | format ]Now, I only get results that DO NOT MATCH. However, the search is slow. Would there be a faster way to do this?
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munisb
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08-12-2021
07:18 PM
I don't get it why this works but it does:
| inputlookup linuxhostnames.csv | rename hostname as DNS | search [search index=myindex| fields DNS | format ]Now, I only get results that DO NOT MATCH. However, the search is slow. Would there be a faster way to do this?
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