I have a JSON data source in which one of the fields contains a comma separated list of values. Is there a way to use configuration files (rather than using split
during the search as indicated in http://answers.splunk.com/answers/53555/splitting-a-multi-valued-field.html) to ensure that this field is extracted as a multi-value field?
Here's one example event:
{ field1=10, field2="blah,bleh,blih" }
I would like field2
to be extracted as a multi-value field with the values blah
, bleh
and blih
without the need to explicitly split the value in each search.
The easiest option would to be setup a calculated field to do this splitting automatically (through configuration files) for field 2.
See this http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.2.2/Knowledge/definecalcfields
Anything you can do in an eval field can be done here.
The easiest option would to be setup a calculated field to do this splitting automatically (through configuration files) for field 2.
See this http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.2.2/Knowledge/definecalcfields
Anything you can do in an eval field can be done here.
This allowed me to do exactly what I needed. Thank you!