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Splunk Search

revatiy
New Member

I am new to splunk .

I am trying to search some events in splunk,What I want is get all results which have field
"co_relation_id" .One "co_relation_id" value is present in 4 to 6 different events.

I want to filter (sub search from those 4 to 6 records) and get just one specific record for each unique co_relation_id.

What function shall I use here,I need to use some specific search criteria for my sub-search

for instance when I type "co_relation_id" in search bar I get following results:

co_relation_id="A" record 1
co_relation_id="A" record 2
co_relation_id="A" record 3
co_relation_id="A" record 4
co_relation_id="B" record 1
co_relation_id="B" record 2
co_relation_id="B" record 3
co_relation_id="B" record 4

From all above I want two records co_relation_id="A" record 4 and co_relation_id="B" record 4

Thanks,

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revatiy
New Member

Thank you!

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chris
Motivator

If record 4 is always the last record/event you are interested in you could try this:

base search | stats last(_raw) by co_relation_id

last(_raw) will give you the entire record/event if there is a specific field you are interested in you can use that instead of _raw

An example using the _internal index of Splunk would be:

index=_internal source="/opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/metrics.log" | stats last(_raw) as myraw by group 

If you do not want to display the co_relation_id (group in the example):

index=_internal source="/opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/metrics.log" | stats last(_raw) as myraw by group | fields myraw
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