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kaushal21rajput
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Hi Team,

I have search in search head which gives output like in snapshot.
Now i want to assign a new field to client no like client 26 , client 31 . All these (client 26, client 31 etc) should have a particular field.
I have tried to used eval command but did not get exact function to be used.
Please help me . Snapshot is attached.alt text

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FrankVl
Ultra Champion

Assuming you want to extract the number into a field called client, you can do that using the rex command:

| rex "client\s+(?<client>\d+)\s+connected"

ddrillic
Ultra Champion

I think Frank meant - client\s+(?<client>\d+)\s+connected

FrankVl
Ultra Champion

Oh, yeah, sorry, forgot to post it as code, which makes the triangular brackets disappear. Fixed it 🙂

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ddrillic
Ultra Champion

Fun stuff ; -)

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kaushal21rajput
New Member

Hi Ddrillic/FrankVI ,

I want to assign output value like "client 26 , client 36" to an another field .

These values should be visible in interesting fields.

That is my question.

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