Hello,
I will continue to search Answers for an answer.
Here's my issue.
I have a dashboard with numerous searches and sub-searches, as well as several tokens. I want to test each of the searches and sub-searches in the search * reporting app. What is the SPL to assign static values to these tokens so that I do not have to re-edit my SPL test these searches?
index="oit_linuxevents" AND source="ps"
AND earliest=$Selected_Time_Range.earliest$
AND latest=$Selected_Time_Range.latest$
AND host=$hostName_tok$
AND (USER=$userId_tok$
OR (USER="root" AND "*$userId_tok$*"))
Rather than having to replace all the tokens with static values, I'm looking for commands to assign those values. Then I can reuse for them for each search and sub-search.
For example, something like
after my above SPL...
| eval $hostName_tok$ = "server1"
| eval $userId_tok$="user1"
etc....
Thanks is advance for your help.
God bless,
Genesius
Hi genesiusj,
no it isn't possible bacause the format $token$ can be used only in dashboards.
But if you have a dashboard where you defined tokens' values, when you click on th "open in search" button (on the left botto side of the panel), you have the Search dashboad with the tokens' values you choose , so you haven't the problem to assign values to tokens and you can debug your search, obviously if you want to change a token's value you must manually do it.
Bye.
Giuseppe
Hi genesiusj,
no it isn't possible bacause the format $token$ can be used only in dashboards.
But if you have a dashboard where you defined tokens' values, when you click on th "open in search" button (on the left botto side of the panel), you have the Search dashboad with the tokens' values you choose , so you haven't the problem to assign values to tokens and you can debug your search, obviously if you want to change a token's value you must manually do it.
Bye.
Giuseppe
@gcusello ,
I completely forgot about that. DOH!
Thank you so much for jogging my brain.
God bless,
Genesius