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sunnyparmar
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06-15-2015
11:35 PM
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aholzer
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06-15-2015
11:58 PM
You want to place the where clause after your stats count. Like so:
eventtype="email_fetching" Fetching | stats count | where count>80
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stephanefotso
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06-16-2015
12:00 AM
Hello! Put the where clause after the count.
eventtype="email_fetching" Fetching| stats count as totalcount | where totalcount>80
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sunnyparmar
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06-16-2015
12:38 AM
thanks buddy.. It works..
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aholzer
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06-15-2015
11:58 PM
You want to place the where clause after your stats count. Like so:
eventtype="email_fetching" Fetching | stats count | where count>80
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thanks buddy.. It works..
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sunnyparmar
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06-15-2015
11:38 PM
My logs are showing on splunk like given below -
INFO [main] 05-21 10:00:53 Fetching 0 messages. Total 0 messages. (Reading.java:270)
