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how do I clac time out using eval

SasiB137
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in,out,name
05-06-2015 11:37:04,05-06-2015 11:37:04 ,uid2
05-06-2015 11:36:06,,uid2

how do I do this,
If out time is not in the event and
OUT time > (current_time + 1hr) then mark status as TIMEOUT

lets say now is 05-06-2015 12:47:00 then expected output should be as

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in,out,name
05-06-2015 11:37:04,05-06-2015 11:37:04 ,uid2 -> expected is -> LOGOUT

05-06-2015 11:36:06,,uid2 -> TIMEOUT

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woodcock
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Based on your comment:

OUT time > (current_time + 1hr) then mark status as TIMEOUT else 'ACTIVE'

This is the search (but it doesn't make any sense to me because now event should "happen after" now()):

... | eval outEpoch= strptime(out, "%m-%d-%Y %H:%M:%S") | eval status=if(outEpoch > (now() + 60*60), "TIMEOUT", "ACTIVE")

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woodcock
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Based on your comment:

OUT time > (current_time + 1hr) then mark status as TIMEOUT else 'ACTIVE'

This is the search (but it doesn't make any sense to me because now event should "happen after" now()):

... | eval outEpoch= strptime(out, "%m-%d-%Y %H:%M:%S") | eval status=if(outEpoch > (now() + 60*60), "TIMEOUT", "ACTIVE")
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woodcock
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Like this (probably not exactly what you need but I am having trouble comprehending your example; this should get you started anyway):

... | eval status=if(isnull(out), "TIMEOUT", "LOGOUT") | table in out name status
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SasiB137
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OUT time > (current_time + 1hr) then mark status as TIMEOUT else 'ACTIVE'

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