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lookup table using like syntax

rdownie
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If I have a lookup table that contains the following:


mstring,category
%-mdfa,network
%-mdfb,network
%cam,camera
%-avaya,phone

and I want to match it using a like syntax (SQL or where hostname like mstring) where I could have b01k-mdfa return network for category. Is there a way to do this with a lookup?

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Ayn
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Not using % as wildcard, but *. When you define your lookup table in transforms.conf, you can specify a MATCH_TYPE. Set this to WILDCARD and you will be able to lookup values using a table similar to yours. Something like

mstring,category
*-mdfa,network
...

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/admin/Transformsconf

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Ayn
Legend

Not using % as wildcard, but *. When you define your lookup table in transforms.conf, you can specify a MATCH_TYPE. Set this to WILDCARD and you will be able to lookup values using a table similar to yours. Something like

mstring,category
*-mdfa,network
...

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/admin/Transformsconf

rdownie
Communicator

Thanks, worked like a charm!!!!

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