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Splunk rex field extraction issue

dineshCool
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Hi Guys,

I have to extract one field from the below log and i tried this regex in https://rubular.com/ "(?<=^4Nett\s\W\W)(\W.*)$" This regex exactly working what i am looking for.

Status report: "<App name> :: <Status>"
ABC_Service :: Started in 2 sec

but when i try this in splunk it is not giving me the extracted field.

<base query>|rex (?<Application_status><=^4Nett\s\W\W)(\W.*)$

My expected result
Started in 2 sec

Please give me a hint what i am missing here

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renjith_nair
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@dineshCool,

If you have the :: delimiter always in the events try

rex "::\s+(?<Application_Status>.*)"
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renjith_nair
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@dineshCool,

If you have the :: delimiter always in the events try

rex "::\s+(?<Application_Status>.*)"
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What goes around comes around. If it helps, hit it with Karma 🙂
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