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kiran007
Explorer

Hi,

I'm Trying to calculate success percentage, for that I'm taking total and request count. but, I'm unable to get count for the request.

Please see the attachments to get more insights.

Image1 :- Gives total count of book appointment  request count.

Image2 :-  Unable to get Request count from the total book appointments.

Image3 :-  Example of   Successfully getting results.

 

Please help me to resolve this. 

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I think I see the problem.  Splunk looks at "*bookappointment*" as a literal string whereas you're probably expecting the asterisks to be treated as wildcards.  To find a string within a string, use either the like or match function.

| stats ..., sum(eval(like(msg, "%bookappointment%"))) as response

or

| stats ..., sum(eval(match(msg, "bookappointment"))) as response

Notice I changed the count function to sum.  That's because count will include all of the 1's and 0's returned by eval, giving the same result regardless of the value of msg.  The sum function, however, effectively counts only 1's.

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kiran007
Explorer

Thanks @richgalloway  for quick response. I tried both but no luck.

Please see attachment.

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kiran007
Explorer

Getting Individual Book Appointment Response count, but not getting bookappointmentresponse count from *bookappointment*

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I think I see the problem.  Splunk looks at "*bookappointment*" as a literal string whereas you're probably expecting the asterisks to be treated as wildcards.  To find a string within a string, use either the like or match function.

| stats ..., sum(eval(like(msg, "%bookappointment%"))) as response

or

| stats ..., sum(eval(match(msg, "bookappointment"))) as response

Notice I changed the count function to sum.  That's because count will include all of the 1's and 0's returned by eval, giving the same result regardless of the value of msg.  The sum function, however, effectively counts only 1's.

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kiran007
Explorer

Thanks @richgalloway  it worked....👍

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Two thoughts.

1) Try 'data.msg' similar to what is done in Image 3.

2) Try renaming data.msg.

... | rename "data.msg" as msg
| stats ... eval(msg="...") as response
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