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Why can't I compare if RESPTI is bigger than the UCL (since it does not want to load in the value)?

Stijn
Loves-to-Learn

source=PR1 sourcetype="sap:abap" EVENT_TYPE=STAD EVENT_SUBTYPE=MAIN (TCODE="ZORF_BOX_CLOSING") SYUCOMM="SICH_T" ACCOUNT=HRL*
| eval RESPTI = round(RESPTI/1000,2), DBCALLTI=round(DBCALLTI/1000,2)
| timechart avg(RESPTI) as "Average_Execution_Time" avg(DBCALLTI) as "Average_DB_Time" span=5m
| eval Average_Execution_Time = round(Average_Execution_Time,2), Average_DB_Time=round(Average_DB_Time,2)
| eventstats
| eval UCL='stdev(Average_Execution_Time)'+'mean(Average_Execution_Time)', UCL_DB='stdev(Average_DB_Time)'+'mean(Average_DB_Time)'
| eval day_of_week = strftime(_time,"%A")
| where day_of_week!= "Saturday" and day_of_week!= "Sunday"
| eval New_Field=if(RESPTI >= UCL, 1, 0)
| timechart sum(New_Field) span=$span$

This is the search that i am using. I am trying to get a barchart that show the amount of times that the RESPTI goes over the UCL. The problem that i am having is that i cannot compare if RESPTI is bigger than the UCL since it does not want to load in the value. if i try to table it like | table RESPTI, UCL, New_Field then RESPTI will just show up empty.

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Your eventstats command appears to have no parameters.

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Stijn
Loves-to-Learn

I coppied the original search from a dashboard that somebody else made. if i remove the eventstats the search does not work at all

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

eventstats requires at least one aggregation function which you don't appear to have (unless you aren't showing us the complete search?)

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