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arrowecssupport
Communicator
11-29-2019
08:55 AM
This is my search I am trying to use in an event type so I can tag my events.
index = mail
| eval Subject=coalesce(Subject,subjectx)
| search
Subject = "*NVEM Battery Alert*"
But i get this error? "Message: Eventtype search string cannot be a search pipeline or contain a subsearch"
How would I achieve my search without the subsearch
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woodcock
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11-29-2019
11:13 AM
Like this:
index="mail" AND (Subject="*NVEM Battery Alert*" OR subjectx="*NVEM Battery Alert*")
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woodcock
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11-29-2019
11:13 AM
Like this:
index="mail" AND (Subject="*NVEM Battery Alert*" OR subjectx="*NVEM Battery Alert*")
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arrowecssupport
Communicator
12-04-2019
01:06 AM
However, if I want to run multiple searches against lots of subjects, how can I make this more elegant.
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arrowecssupport
Communicator
12-06-2019
04:37 AM
I ended up creating an alias which did the job for me 🙂
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woodcock
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12-04-2019
02:46 AM
Use the field IN("value1", "value2", ... , "valueZ") syntax
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arjunpkishore5
Motivator
11-29-2019
10:16 AM
Can you post the whole query ? Or is this it ?
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arrowecssupport
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12-04-2019
01:05 AM
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