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Why stats command return only one specified platform field and not all of them

kacel
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| inputlookup Obso_Inventory.csv | eval Compo=case(Composant="WAF", "LBWAF", Composant="LOAD BALANCER", "LBWAF", Composant="PROXY", "Browsing", Composant="FIREWALL", "Firewall", Composant="GATEWAY SSL", "Remote Access", Composant="GATEWAY SSL VPN", "Remote Access", Composant="IPS", "Anti-Intrusion", Composant="TAP", "Anti-Intrusion")      | rename Compo as Composant | search Composant="Firewall"  Editeur="*" Metier="*" Platform="*" Parent="*"
| stats count  as allFW , dc(Parent) as VSX_Instance
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renjith_nair
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@kacel,

Try adding a by clause in your stats

| inputlookup Obso_Inventory.csv 
| eval Compo=case(Composant="WAF", "LBWAF", Composant="LOAD BALANCER", "LBWAF", 
                  Composant="PROXY", "Browsing", Composant="FIREWALL", "Firewall", Composant="GATEWAY SSL", "Remote Access",
                  Composant="GATEWAY SSL VPN", "Remote Access", Composant="IPS", "Anti-Intrusion", 
                  Composant="TAP", "Anti-Intrusion") 
| rename Compo as Composant 
| search Composant="Firewall" Editeur="*" Metier="*" Platform="*" Parent="*"
| stats count as allFW , dc(Parent) as VSX_Instance by Platform
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