I have a set of data which comes from two indexes . It looks more or less like below:
(index="o_a_p") OR ( index="o_d_p" )
```a ```
| eval ca = substr(c_u,2,length(c_u)) ``` transformation of oap index``
```d ```
| eval e_d = mvindex(split(ed, ","), 0) ``` transformation of odp index```
| eval cd = mvindex(split(Rr, "/") ,0)
| eval AAA=c_e.":".ca
| eval DDD=e_d.":".cd
| eval join=if(index="o_a_p",AAA,DDD) ``` join field```
| stats dc(index) AS count_index values(Op) as OP values(t_t) as TT BY join
| where count_index=2
so now , how to create timechart based on fields which comes from stats ? There is no _time field there 😞
K.
Hi @kp_pl ,
as @ITWhisperer said, you must include -time in the stats command, so you can use it in timechart:
(index="o_a_p") OR ( index="o_d_p" )
| eval ca = substr(c_u,2,length(c_u)) ``` transformation of oap index``
| eval e_d = mvindex(split(ed, ","), 0) ``` transformation of odp index```
| eval cd = mvindex(split(Rr, "/") ,0)
| eval AAA=c_e.":".ca
| eval DDD=e_d.":".cd
| eval join=if(index="o_a_p",AAA,DDD) ``` join field```
| stats
dc(index) AS count_index
values(Op) AS OP
values(t_t) AS TT
earliest(_time) AS _time
BY join
| where count_index=2
| timechart count
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Hi @kp_pl ,
as @ITWhisperer said, you must include -time in the stats command, so you can use it in timechart:
(index="o_a_p") OR ( index="o_d_p" )
| eval ca = substr(c_u,2,length(c_u)) ``` transformation of oap index``
| eval e_d = mvindex(split(ed, ","), 0) ``` transformation of odp index```
| eval cd = mvindex(split(Rr, "/") ,0)
| eval AAA=c_e.":".ca
| eval DDD=e_d.":".cd
| eval join=if(index="o_a_p",AAA,DDD) ``` join field```
| stats
dc(index) AS count_index
values(Op) AS OP
values(t_t) AS TT
earliest(_time) AS _time
BY join
| where count_index=2
| timechart count
Ciao.
Giuseppe
You need to include _time in your by clause of the stats, perhaps doing a bin command on it first to put it into buckets. It might be more profitable if you describe what it is you are trying to achieve (in non-Splunk terms), and provide some sample (anonymised) representative events, and an example of your expected output.
well, my question concerned general idea of using timechart when joining indexes. Not ready to prepare ready to analyze example.
Anyway your hint was valuable as well . Especially using BIN command and baskets could be very useful in my queries . I am going to read more about it and I guess will ask more question about BIN soon 🙂
thank you @ITWhisperer