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retrieve search fields as table

ma_anand1984
Contributor

I'm extracting a field say JVM (in props.conf). Now I want to write a search where i want JVM in one column and source in another. Just two columns. How can i achieve that?

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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion
* | dedup JVM source | table JVM source

this will create a table with the unique combinations of JVM and source.

* | dedup JVM | table JVM source

will find unique values of JVM, and table them along with the corresponding source value.

/kristian

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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion
* | dedup JVM source | table JVM source

this will create a table with the unique combinations of JVM and source.

* | dedup JVM | table JVM source

will find unique values of JVM, and table them along with the corresponding source value.

/kristian

ma_anand1984
Contributor

Thank you Kristian. this time im sure gonna tell your wife 😉

MHibbin
Influencer

*| table JVM source

ma_anand1984
Contributor

thank you 🙂

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MHibbin
Influencer

... what kristian said 🙂

ma_anand1984
Contributor

Thank you. How can i get only unique values

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