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Hi Splunkers,
Why the relative_time function is not converting +24y? any reason? Any way to achieve this?
|stats count | eval next_time=relative_time(now(),"+24y")
Is there any limitation in relative_time function?
Cheers!!!
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It seems that relative_time (at least on 6.2.0) is limited by the Year 2038 problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
Check this out, this works:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+7s")
But this doesn't:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+8s")
But this does:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+7s")+1
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is there an update on this issue? what's an alternative solution?
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we've fixed the issue by using good ol strptime and strftime
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It seems that relative_time (at least on 6.2.0) is limited by the Year 2038 problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
Check this out, this works:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+7s")
But this doesn't:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+8s")
But this does:
noop | stats count | eval _time=relative_time(now(),"+24y@y+18d+3h+14m+7s")+1
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For those following along at home... as it's still a problem, I logged Case 468033 for this.
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