Recently upgraded to Splunk 6.5.0. I am trying to access the first row from the search result in a dashboard. In version 6.3.2, there was an event handler 'finalized' which provides access to the first row
Documentation from version 6.3.2 : http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.3.2/Viz/tokens#Define_search_tokens
But in 6.5.0 there is no 'finalized' handler. Only handlers available are progress, done, cancel, error, fail and none of those provide access to first row of the result
Documentation from version 6.5.0: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.5.0/Viz/tokens#Define_search_tokens
Is there any workaround? Is it done differently in 6.5.0?
I think its a typo in the 6.5 documentation. The done
handler provides access to first row of the result. When I tried to access result.field-name
in the done
handler it worked . I tried eval to set the token which did not work but set
token worked.
Please put a comment on the documentation page asking them to update the table. They will typically do it pretty quickly.
eval works for me using eg. tostring($result.$)
In your search, can you just add |head 1
I am not sure you understand. @adevi is trying to use the $result.FIELD$ feature that was in 6.3 and 6.4, but seems to be gone in 6.5. This feature allowed one to assign the result from the first row to a token for other uses in the Dashboard.
Yeah I know that it tokens it. But then if they only brought the one row back, they could use done or another to token.
This is quite frustrating if they took out <finalized>
without giving comparable capabilities in SimpleXML. Can someone from Splunk please clarify.