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concat lookups for a search

rtalcik
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so in this search the full list is everything in zone A. do is everything in zone b, zoneserialnumbers are a list of serial numbers.

the goal is to say everything in do is in both zoneserial and fulla_list

| inputlookup fullA_list
| join [ | inputlookup zonesserialnumbers ]
| join SerialNumber type=outer [ | inputlookup do | rename serialNo as SerialNumber ]
| search in_do=yes Location=$location$
| fillnull value="No" in_do
| fillnull value="No" Owned
| fillnull value="No" In_full
| chart count by Owned

CSV details

do

deviceName | in_do | location | serialNo | uuid
| Yes | AAAA-AAA |AAAAAAAAAAA | AKAAIFKA112844921-129892184-19129

zoneserialnumbers csv

ProductName | SerialNumber | Owned
Numbers and letters | AAAAA1234AAAA | Yes

FullA_list csv
ComputerName | In_A_list | Location | SerialNumber | UDID
AAAAA-AAAAA | Yes | Country | AAAA1234AAA | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-1234-AAAAAAAA

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults 
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup fullA_list"
| eval _raw="ComputerName,In_A_list,Location,SerialNumber,UUID
AAAAA-AAAAA,Yes,Country,AAAA1234AAA,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-1234-AAAAAAAA"
| multikv forceheader=1
| table ComputerName,In_A_list,Location,SerialNumber,UUID
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup zonesserialnumbers"
| join SerialNumber [|makeresults
|eval _raw="ProductName,SerialNumber,Owned
Numbers and letters,AAAA1234AAA,Yes"
| multikv forceheader=1 
| table ProductName,SerialNumber,Owned]
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup do"
| join SerialNumber type=outer [ | makeresults
| eval _raw="deviceName,in_do,location,serialNo,uuid
XXX,Yes,AAAA-AAA,AAAA1234AAA,AKAAIFKA112844921-129892184-19129"
| multikv forceheader=1
| table deviceName,in_do,location,serialNo,uuid
| rename serialNo as SerialNumber ]

Your query looks like good. What's wrong?

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults 
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup fullA_list"
| eval _raw="ComputerName,In_A_list,Location,SerialNumber,UUID
AAAAA-AAAAA,Yes,Country,AAAA1234AAA,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-1234-AAAAAAAA"
| multikv forceheader=1
| table ComputerName,In_A_list,Location,SerialNumber,UUID
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup zonesserialnumbers"
| join SerialNumber [|makeresults
|eval _raw="ProductName,SerialNumber,Owned
Numbers and letters,AAAA1234AAA,Yes"
| multikv forceheader=1 
| table ProductName,SerialNumber,Owned]
| rename COMMENT as "inputlookup do"
| join SerialNumber type=outer [ | makeresults
| eval _raw="deviceName,in_do,location,serialNo,uuid
XXX,Yes,AAAA-AAA,AAAA1234AAA,AKAAIFKA112844921-129892184-19129"
| multikv forceheader=1
| table deviceName,in_do,location,serialNo,uuid
| rename serialNo as SerialNumber ]

Your query looks like good. What's wrong?

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rtalcik
Path Finder

idk, maybe just me overthinking it

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

Where is the CSV details?

rtalcik
Path Finder

I didnt drop them due to the data in them

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

If there is no detail, anyone can't resolve your problem.

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rtalcik
Path Finder

i posted them

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