I have a query which displays some statistical results. Now I want to add a column macro_match which contains the matching macro.
like as shown below
macro_match
macro_1
macro_2
is it possible in splunk ?
I tried using the searchmatch and inserted the macro in it instead of the search string as shown below which doesn't worked.
| eval macro_match= case(searchmatch("`macro_1`"),"macro_1", searchmatch("`macro_2`"),"macro_2", true(), "None")
Hi pavanae,
If I understand it correctly then you don't match on the macro command
`macroNameHere`
but just on the string of the name like:
| eval macro_match= case(searchmatch("macro_1"),"macro_1", searchmatch("macro_2"),"macro_2", true(), "None")
If you intend to call and run a macro this way, I don't think that is possible out of the box ... but might be wrong on that for the latest version of Splunk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hope this helps ...
cheers, MuS
Hi pavanae,
If I understand it correctly then you don't match on the macro command
`macroNameHere`
but just on the string of the name like:
| eval macro_match= case(searchmatch("macro_1"),"macro_1", searchmatch("macro_2"),"macro_2", true(), "None")
If you intend to call and run a macro this way, I don't think that is possible out of the box ... but might be wrong on that for the latest version of Splunk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hope this helps ...
cheers, MuS