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Values function separator
My query is the following
index="_internal" | table host | stats values(host)
output:
values(host)
host1
host2
I want the output is the following
output:
values(host)
host1,
host2
Is there any method to do ?
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Is there any method to add a line break between?
Not only a comma.
output:
host1,
host2,
host3
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index=_internal | stats values(host) as somename | eval somename=mvjoin(somename,",")
It works@@, Thx~
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So, you want to have one row of comma-separated values instead of separate ones? If so, you could do
index=_internal | stats values(host) as somename | eval somename=mvjoin(somename,",")
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I want to add a "comma" in my result
host1,host2
Is there any function to do?
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I want to add a "comma" in my result
host1,host2
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The first row is a header row so it'd be misleading to put an actual field value there. You can rename the text in the header if you want:
index=_internal | stats values(host) as someothername
(I removed the table command in your search because you don't need it)
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