Splunk Search

Splunk DB Connect: How to get dbquery to respect time range picker?

bruceclarke
Contributor

All,

I'd like to do something like the following

| dbquery MyDatabase "SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE timestamp > '$earliest$'"

replacing $earliest$ with the value of the earliest timestamp from the time range picker. I see a bunch of somewhat related answers on here, but nothing quite like what I am hoping for.

So, how can I get a dbquery command to respect the time range that I have picked on my timerange picker.

Thanks!

1 Solution

bruceclarke
Contributor

I was able to use @sowings answer from this question. I prefer @sowings' answer to @ziegfried's, because it avoids having to pull possibly millions of records into Splunk prior to filtering by time. This best fits my use case.

I also created a search macro to make it easier to use. Thanks all!

View solution in original post

bruceclarke
Contributor

I was able to use @sowings answer from this question. I prefer @sowings' answer to @ziegfried's, because it avoids having to pull possibly millions of records into Splunk prior to filtering by time. This best fits my use case.

I also created a search macro to make it easier to use. Thanks all!

Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

What the End of Support for Splunk Add-on Builder Means for You

Hello Splunk Community! We want to share an important update regarding the future of the Splunk Add-on Builder ...

Solve, Learn, Repeat: New Puzzle Channel Now Live

Welcome to the Splunk Puzzle PlaygroundIf you are anything like me, you love to solve problems, and what ...

Building Reliable Asset and Identity Frameworks in Splunk ES

 Accurate asset and identity resolution is the backbone of security operations. Without it, alerts are ...