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how to search using subsearch of occurence of a value

VikashSharma47
Explorer

Hi Team,

I have a search query that searches for checking the busy tread and showing their occurrence in the log the value I need to print in the Splunk dashboard. We need printing bsy value beside the bsy like bsy 1,bsy 2 so we want to print those 1,2 value.

Attached the image for reference 

 

 

@scelikok @gcusello  and all Splunk enthusiastic please helptempsnip.png

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I have a space in my rex expression which you don't appear to have. Perhaps being more explicit about the space might help

| rex "(?<bsy>bsy\s\d+)"

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| rex "(?<bsy>bsy \d+)"
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VikashSharma47
Explorer

Hi @ITWhisperer ,

I tried your given solution but it doesn't affect anything in the search. My ask is to fetch the result from the result. Actually, I need to print that bsy value which is beside it, and count for it. Attach the image for your reference. Anyway thanks a lot for looking into my queries.  The result shows here in the image as bsy 3 so I need that 3 value has to printed.

 

 

 

tempsnip.png 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I have a space in my rex expression which you don't appear to have. Perhaps being more explicit about the space might help

| rex "(?<bsy>bsy\s\d+)"

VikashSharma47
Explorer

Thanks @ITWhisperer , It's working 

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