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jsven7
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06-15-2017
06:43 AM
index=myindex server="server1234" OR "server1235" OR "server1236" OR "server1237" OR "server1238" | stats count(_raw) by server
results:
server1234
server123456 <----- why am I getting this?
server1235
server1236
server1237
server1238
server12347 <----- why am I getting this?
server12348 <----- why am I getting this?
server123890 <----- why am I getting this?
How do I only get in return what I asked for? Thanks in advanced.
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cmerriman
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06-15-2017
06:55 AM
those are open strings. try this:
index=myindex server="server1234" OR server="server1235" OR server="server1236" OR server="server1237" OR server="server1238" | stats count(_raw) by server
or if you have splunk 6.6:
index=myindex server IN ("server1234" ,"server1235","server1236", "server1237", "server1238") | stats count(_raw) by server
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cmerriman
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06-15-2017
06:55 AM
those are open strings. try this:
index=myindex server="server1234" OR server="server1235" OR server="server1236" OR server="server1237" OR server="server1238" | stats count(_raw) by server
or if you have splunk 6.6:
index=myindex server IN ("server1234" ,"server1235","server1236", "server1237", "server1238") | stats count(_raw) by server
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jsven7
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06-15-2017
07:15 AM
I see. thank you sir.
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DalJeanis
Legend
06-15-2017
07:27 AM
@cmerriman - I believe you are missing a close paren in the splunk 6.6 example.
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jsven7
Communicator
06-15-2017
07:38 AM
i don't see that.
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jsven7
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06-15-2017
07:41 AM
oh you must've edited it before I saw.
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cmerriman
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06-15-2017
07:37 AM
thanks @DalJeanis . i was missing a quote too...just have really hit backspace on accident a few times.
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