source="main" service="sales" operation="inquiryV3" port="8443"
In these screenshots, there's no change in the query at all. query is very simple, so something like:
field1="a" field2="b" field3="c"
all are fixed string, no weird syntax or variable at all, completely basic field-based search
all searches always start on 29 okt 12AM and we're only interested in 29 okt 12AM bar.
first search covers until EOD (23:59:59) 29 okt, yields 703 events
second one covers till EOD 30 okt, yields 752
third is till EOD 31 okt, yields 580
and last one, EOD 1 Nov, yields 642
How is this possible? what am I missing here?
Thanks in advance
Hi @githubguthub,
I was mainly speaking to getting a screenshot of the query AND results.
It would just help us to see what you are looking at specifically in relation with the search and results.
I have yet to find/have a similar instance in Splunk where the search results are going lower with a larger search window so I'm genuinely interested in your challenge.
Hope to hear from you soon!
V/R,
nwuest
Insufficient information. Please provide the queries for these charts. I noticed that the overall shapes are subtly different so it is not just about the number of the first bar.
Thanks for the reply @ITWhisperer
source="main" service="sales" operation="inquiryV3" port="8443"
this is the query used in searches
Hi @githubguthub,
To follow @ITWhisperer’s sentiment, is there a way you could provide the results with the search query so we can see the diffferences with each search?
It’s not a lot to go off of with just screenshots of the results but no query.
We definitely look forward to hearing back from you so we can help troubleshoot further!
V/R,
nwuest
Hi, this is the query
source="main" service="sales" operation="inquiryV3" port="8443"
beyond that, I'm only tweaking with the time scope :
search 1 --> 29 okt Start of Day (12AM) - 29 okt EOD (23:59:59)
search 2 --> 29 okt 12AM - 30 okt EOD
3 --> 29 okt 12AM - 31 okt EOD
4 --> 29 okt 12AM - 1 Nov EOD
Please let me know if you need anything else