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jmunsterman
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distinct results in splunk and how to show all data in selected fields vs the 100+ results

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kiran_panchavat
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@jmunsterman  As mentioned @richgalloway  , you can use the stats command to retrieve all the results. Please find the attached screenshot for reference.

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kiran_panchavat
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@jmunsterman  As mentioned @richgalloway  , you can use the stats command to retrieve all the results. Please find the attached screenshot for reference.

kiran_panchavat_0-1735921513562.png

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richgalloway
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One way to see all 100+ values of the field is by using the stats command.

... | stats count by dnis

 Of course, the table command also will list all values of the field (with duplicates, if any).

... | table dnis
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