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Hello,
We have an issue with the access to lookup tables generated by Splunk DB Connect. The tables are shared for all apps and everyone has a read access to it.
But when we try to call for those lookups from Enterprise Security we have an error “The lookup table 'xxx.csv' does not exist or is not available.” At the same time, the lookups are perfectly usable from Search & Reportings.
Could you tell please what we doing wrong?
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Alex.
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See “importing add ons with different naming convention” here:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/ES/5.1.0/Install/ImportCustomApps
In ESS you have to edit a regular expression that tells ESS which apps to import.
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See “importing add ons with different naming convention” here:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/ES/5.1.0/Install/ImportCustomApps
In ESS you have to edit a regular expression that tells ESS which apps to import.
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Hello @jkat54
Yep, that's exactly what I had to do.
Thanks for the help!
Alex.
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Assuming you are using the dbxlookup command or dbxquery command, you need to go to the "manage app" page and select "View objects for the DB Connect app. On that page, you will see dbxlookup, dbxquery, etc. and will need to make sure Sharing is set to Global for this capability. I think that might be the issue, especially if you are using those commands.
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Hello @pdaigle_splunk
You're right, we use dbxquery command. But it is already global.
But thanks for your answer and for your time!
The real cause was discribed by @jkat54
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Hello @AlexeySh.....no worries....glad you were able to get an answer.
