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Splunk_rocks
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Hello Splunkers,
I have case field with below information so i need to construct Eval field.

case**

XYZ
2
0
3
yzr

Now i have to construct eval field like

If case=string then print case as it was in case field
case=2 then print " error code 2"
case =3 the print " error code 3"
case=0 then " error zero "

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ssadanala1
Contributor

Try this

| makeresults
| eval temp="XYZ,2,0,3,yzr"
| eval temp = split(temp,",")
| mvexpand temp
| eval status = case (temp=2 ,"error code 2 ", temp=3 ,"errorcode 3",temp = 0 , "error code 0",if(isstr(temp),"yes","no")=="yes" ,temp)

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ssadanala1
Contributor

Try this

| makeresults
| eval temp="XYZ,2,0,3,yzr"
| eval temp = split(temp,",")
| mvexpand temp
| eval status = case (temp=2 ,"error code 2 ", temp=3 ,"errorcode 3",temp = 0 , "error code 0",if(isstr(temp),"yes","no")=="yes" ,temp)

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Splunk_rocks
Path Finder

Thanks but that will not fulfill my req i need add Eval field to props file based on output.

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ssadanala1
Contributor

You can use this in caluclated fields in props.conf by specifying like this

EVAL-status = case (temp=2 ,"error code 2 ", temp=3 ,"errorcode 3",temp = 0 , "error code 0",if(isstr(temp),"yes","no")=="yes" ,temp)

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Minor cosmetic correction:

EVAL-status = case (temp=2 ,"error code 2 ", temp=3 ,"errorcode 3",temp = 0 , "error code 0",isstr(temp), ,temp)
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Splunk_rocks
Path Finder

Thanks somesoni & ssadanala1 it worked for me now.

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