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extract multiple events into multiple fields using rex

i2sheri
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I have events in below format from an XML source. I want to extract below values in to separate events into fields status, start and end

I tried

...| table temp | mvexpand temp | rex field=temp "(?<status>.*)#(?<start>.*)#(?<end>.*)#"

but no luck

PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS#20150921 10:00:14.562 20150921 10:00:14.570 20150921 10:00:14.577 20150921 10:00:14.584 20150921 10:00:14.591 20150921 10:00:14.599 20150921 10:00:14.606 20150921 10:00:14.611 20150921 10:00:14.631 20150921 10:00:14.641 20150921 10:00:14.650 20150921 10:00:14.687 20150921 10:00:14.705 20150921 10:00:14.734 20150921 10:00:14.747#20150921 10:00:14.568 20150921 10:00:14.574 20150921 10:00:14.582 20150921 10:00:14.588 20150921 10:00:14.596 20150921 10:00:14.604 20150921 10:00:14.609 20150921 10:00:14.627 20150921 10:00:14.639 20150921 10:00:14.648 20150921 10:00:14.684 20150921 10:00:14.703 20150921 10:00:14.716 20150921 10:00:14.745 20150921 10:00:14.750
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i2sheri
Communicator

It works with

| table temp | mvexpand temp | rex field=temp "(?<status>.*)#(?<start>.*)#(?<end>.*)"

Just removed the # at end
and removed

| xmlkv

from base search

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i2sheri
Communicator

It works with

| table temp | mvexpand temp | rex field=temp "(?<status>.*)#(?<start>.*)#(?<end>.*)"

Just removed the # at end
and removed

| xmlkv

from base search

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badrinath_itrs
Communicator

Can you please paste your original xml for better understanding.

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