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append search to different sources

arjangoos
Path Finder

Hi,

I want to combine to searches:

index=bla | stats count(al_responsecode) as "Total per responseCode al" by al_responsecode | appendcols [ search index=blaat2 sourcetype=access_log | stats count(responseCode) as "Total per responseCode" by responseCode] | table al_responsecode responseCode "Total per responseCode al" "Total per responseCode"

1e search:
response code; total
200;122
204;16
302;13
304;23
401;19
404;44
505;1

2e search:
200;113
204;9
304;23
401;19
404;4

outcome:
200;122;113
204;16;9
302;13;23
304;23;19
401;19;4
404;44

505;1

But I want:
200;122;113
204;16;9
302;13;0
304;23;23
401;19;19
404;44;4
505;1;0

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try like this (after chart, there will a column for each index. replace the correct index name in the rename command)

index=blah OR (index=blah2 sourcetype=access_log)  | eval ResponseCode=coalesce(al_responsecode,responseCode) 
| chart  count over ResponseCode by index | rename "blah" as "Total per responseCode al" , "blah2" as  "Total per responseCode" 
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