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how to stats count case-insensitively?

William
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i have a case to count db operations. in the log file, the format is like:

[time1] op=select data=....
[time2] op=SELECT data=....
...

i can count each operation by the search "index=db | stats count by op". but "select" and "SELECT" are counted as two different ops, so, how to treat them as the same one?

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William
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just found the "eval" command to handle this.

index=db | eval op=upper(op) | stats count by op

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William
Path Finder

just found the "eval" command to handle this.

index=db | eval op=upper(op) | stats count by op
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