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vinod0313
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Hi 

I have a log like below which is having json


FEATURES={ "featureDetails":[ { "featureName":"TOKEN_VALIDATION", "addedIn":"1.0.7", "description":"This feature is used to Validate the JWT token" }, { "featureName":"REQUETS_VALIDATION", "addedIn":"1.0.7", "description":"This feature is used to Validate request URL" }, { "featureName":"REQUEST_PAYLOAD_VALIDATION", "addedIn":"1.0.7", "description":"This feature is used to Validate request body" }, { "featureName":"RESPONSE_PAYLOAD_VALIDATION", "addedIn":"1.0.7", "description":"This feature is used to Validate response body" }, { "featureName":"AOP", "addedIn":"1.0.6", "description":"This feature is used to check method execution time" }, { "featureName":"TIBCO_COMMUNICATOR", "addedIn":"1.0.8", "description":"This feature is used to connect Benefits service " }, { "featureName":"SECRETS_SECURE", "addedIn":"1.0.7", "description":"This feature is used to Validate SECRETS" } ], "versionHistory":[ { "versionNumber":"1.0.0", "featuresAdded":"Common Exception Handling Capability"}, { "versionNumber":"1.0.0", "featuresAdded":"Common Exception Handling Capability"} ] }


which is having two array one is featureDetails and naother one is versionHistory


i want table like below which should come from versionHistory array

versionNumber                                                                     featuresAdded

1.0.0                                                                                        Common Exception Handling Capabilit

1.0.0                                                                                        Common Exception Handling Capability

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

spath is the way to go:

| makeresults 
| eval FEATURES="{ \"featureDetails\":[ { \"featureName\":\"TOKEN_VALIDATION\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.7\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to Validate the JWT token\" }, { \"featureName\":\"REQUETS_VALIDATION\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.7\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to Validate request URL\" }, { \"featureName\":\"REQUEST_PAYLOAD_VALIDATION\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.7\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to Validate request body\" }, { \"featureName\":\"RESPONSE_PAYLOAD_VALIDATION\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.7\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to Validate response body\" }, { \"featureName\":\"AOP\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.6\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to check method execution time\" }, { \"featureName\":\"TIBCO_COMMUNICATOR\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.8\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to connect Benefits service \" }, { \"featureName\":\"SECRETS_SECURE\", \"addedIn\":\"1.0.7\", \"description\":\"This feature is used to Validate SECRETS\" } ], \"versionHistory\":[ { \"versionNumber\":\"1.0.0\", \"featuresAdded\":\"Common Exception Handling Capability\"}, { \"versionNumber\":\"1.0.0\", \"featuresAdded\":\"Common Exception Handling Capability\"} ] }"
| spath input=FEATURES output=versionHistory path=versionHistory{} 
| mvexpand versionHistory 
| spath input=versionHistory output=versionNumber path=versionNumber 
| spath input=versionHistory output=featuresAdded path=featuresAdded 
| fields versionNumber, featuresAdded
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