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aggregation over _time

damucka
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Hello,

I have the following search:

index=mlbso sourcetype=BWP_hanatraces "long running cursor detected"  | sort - _time
| table _time CONNECTION_ID CONNECTION_STATUS IDLE_TIME HOST

It gives the following output:

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I would like to create a variable that would correspond to max IDLE_TIME, so e.g. on the example above 26058. Then it would be good to have it in the h:mm format, meaning 1:16 (h:mm).

How would I achieve this?

Kind Regards,
Kamil

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somesoni2
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Try this (Splunk generally give result in reverse chronological order, so you may not need that sort command)

index=mlbso sourcetype=BWP_hanatraces "long running cursor detected"  
 | table _time CONNECTION_ID CONNECTION_STATUS IDLE_TIME HOST
 | rex field=IDLE_TIME "(?<idletime>\d+) sec" 
 | eventstats max(idletime) as MAX_IDLE_TIME 
 | eval MAX_IDLE_TIME =tostring(MAX_IDLE_TIME ,"duration")

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somesoni2
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Try this (Splunk generally give result in reverse chronological order, so you may not need that sort command)

index=mlbso sourcetype=BWP_hanatraces "long running cursor detected"  
 | table _time CONNECTION_ID CONNECTION_STATUS IDLE_TIME HOST
 | rex field=IDLE_TIME "(?<idletime>\d+) sec" 
 | eventstats max(idletime) as MAX_IDLE_TIME 
 | eval MAX_IDLE_TIME =tostring(MAX_IDLE_TIME ,"duration")
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