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Subtract different time format

criedman
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Hello,

i have only two values logout_time and online_time and i would like to get the login_time.
How could i subtract the online_time from the logout_time ?

search:
index="index_5" sourcetype="system:logins"
| table logout_time,online_time,login_time

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adonio
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try this search anywhere:

| makeresults count=1
| eval online_time = "01:16,04:17,18:02,00:43,12:12,110:00"
| makemv delim="," online_time
| mvexpand online_time
| eval logout_time = _time - random()%500
| eval logout_time_human = strftime(logout_time, "%c")
| rename COMMENT as "the above generates data below is a step by step solution, some steps can be combined"
| rex field=online_time "(?<hours>\d+)\:(?<minutes>\d+)"
| eval hours_in_sec = hours * 3600
| eval minutes_in_sec = minutes * 60
| eval online_time_in_sec = hours_in_sec + minutes_in_sec
| eval logon_epoch_time = logout_time - online_time_in_sec
| eval logon_human_time = strftime(logon_epoch_time, "%c")
| table logout_time_human logout_time logon_human_time logon_epoch_time online_time online_time_in_sec hours minutes

note, there are other ways to accomplish, the above is a step by step. you can build the query line by line and see how it works

hope it helps

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criedman
Explorer

Great Thank You !

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adonio
Ultra Champion

try this search anywhere:

| makeresults count=1
| eval online_time = "01:16,04:17,18:02,00:43,12:12,110:00"
| makemv delim="," online_time
| mvexpand online_time
| eval logout_time = _time - random()%500
| eval logout_time_human = strftime(logout_time, "%c")
| rename COMMENT as "the above generates data below is a step by step solution, some steps can be combined"
| rex field=online_time "(?<hours>\d+)\:(?<minutes>\d+)"
| eval hours_in_sec = hours * 3600
| eval minutes_in_sec = minutes * 60
| eval online_time_in_sec = hours_in_sec + minutes_in_sec
| eval logon_epoch_time = logout_time - online_time_in_sec
| eval logon_human_time = strftime(logon_epoch_time, "%c")
| table logout_time_human logout_time logon_human_time logon_epoch_time online_time online_time_in_sec hours minutes

note, there are other ways to accomplish, the above is a step by step. you can build the query line by line and see how it works

hope it helps

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