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Why is transaction maxspan=1mon span=1mon showing results for MAX that are more than 1 month?

christopheryu
Communicator

I'm working on Juniper syslogs and trying to extract data using search below:

index=A sourcetype=B LSP_DOWN OR LSP_UP | transaction LSP startswith="LSP_DOWN" endswith="LSP_UP" maxspan=1mon | timechart span=1mon count avg(duration) AS AVG max(duration) AS MAX min(duration) AS MIN stdev(duration) AS STDEV | eval AVG=tostring(AVG, "duration"), MAX=tostring(MAX, "duration"), MIN=tostring(STDEV, "duration"), STDEV=tostring(STDEV, "duration")

The issue is some of the results being showed for MAX are more than 1 month, even though maxspan=1mon span=1mon are included in the search.

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ntaylorsplunk
Explorer

The maxspan argument to the transaction command may be part of the reason you're getting incorrect results. The documentation for the transaction command doesn't show months as being a valid time specifier for the maxspan argument.

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.4.2/SearchReference/Transaction

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ntaylorsplunk
Explorer

The maxspan argument to the transaction command may be part of the reason you're getting incorrect results. The documentation for the transaction command doesn't show months as being a valid time specifier for the maxspan argument.

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.4.2/SearchReference/Transaction

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