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Set a new time range using addinfo in search

nagar57
Communicator

I want to change the time range of my search by using addinfo. Below is my search query:

index =xxx sourcetype = xxx source="xxx/new_offers_web_*.log" Channel="web" Page="accthub" Placement="tiles" | lookup orch_time_range.csv as_of_dt as as_of_dt OUTPUT latest_dt,earliest_dt|addinfo|eval info_min_time=earliest_dt, info_max_time=latest_dt

latest_dt and earliest_dt are the fields in miliseconds being calculated in a lookup.
I am updating info_min_time and info_max_time. But still the time range is not getting changed.
Can someone help?

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kamlesh_vaghela
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@nagar57

You can not change time range using addinfo. If you want to filter event on the basis of range then you have to use lookup values in earliest & latest.

like
index =xxx sourcetype = xxx source="xxx/new_offers_web_*.log" Channel="web" Page="accthub" Placement="tiles" [ | inputlookup orch_time_range.csv | rename latest_dt as latest,earliest_dt as earliest | return latest earliest ]

Above is sample idea you have to update search as per your requirement,

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