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default transaction duration time unit

c0mrade
Explorer

What is the default duration time unit for splunk? is it seconds?

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes, the duration is measured in seconds. I don't believe there is a parameter to change the default but you could certainly convert the duration from seconds into something else using the eval command.

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes, the duration is measured in seconds. I don't believe there is a parameter to change the default but you could certainly convert the duration from seconds into something else using the eval command.

c0mrade
Explorer

@sdaniels kewl thanks, than obviously my transaction query is wrong. thanks again. good intel

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JFin
New Member

How do I explain a transaction duration of 91 when the event time stamps range over only 3 seconds?

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