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I had previously posted this question earlier: http://answers.splunk.com/questions/9264/am-i-bumping-into-limits-issue-with-subsearch-results. I've done some deeper digging and I believe I'm having a general issue with transactions.
I've done a simple search over an index for a 15 minute window and come up with 75,000 events returned. When I run a simple search to build the transactions (index=smtp [search index=smtp | fields + messageid] | transaction messageid) I end up receiving the same error:
Error in 'UnifiedSearch': Unable to parse the 'The specified search is too large. Please try to simplify your search.
What can be done to help resolve this issue?
Thanks!
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It doesn't look like the subsearch is really needed here, since all it appears to be doing is making sure that the messageid field is populated.
How about just:
index=smtp messageid=* | transaction messageid
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It doesn't look like the subsearch is really needed here, since all it appears to be doing is making sure that the messageid field is populated.
How about just:
index=smtp messageid=* | transaction messageid
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Thanks much! Doing the search that way worked very nicely...
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