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indeed_2000
Motivator

Hi

How can extract these fields:

field1=Version
field2=Author
field3=Date
field4=IssueNo

 

Here is the log:

23:53:00.512 app module: Abc , Ver:21.2 , 21/10/10 By: J_Danob customer
03:10:15.394 app module: cust_Pack.C, Ver:2.4, Last Updated:21/02/06, by:Jefri.Poor
22:21:51.398 app module: My Properties : Ver. 2.0, Last Updated: 20/03/02, By: Alex J Parson
04:11:26.184 app module: api.C, Ver.:6.0 , Last Updated: 21/11/05, By: J_Danob IssueNo: 12345
04:05:01.488 app module: AjaxSec.C , Ver: 2, 21/07/08 By:J_Danob app
12:27:24.259 app module: L: FORWARD 10 VER 6.1.0 [2021-05-04] [app] Ticket_Again BY Jack Danob
04:11:27.643 app module: [0]L: FORWARD 10 VER 6.2.7 [2021-08-17] [CUST] [ISSUENO:98765] [BY J_Danob] [Edit]
23:53:00.512 app module: Container Version 2.0.0 Added By Jack Danob Date 2021-01-01
23:53:00.512 app module: [0]L: ForwarderSB Version 3 By Danob 21/1/31 check all
04:11:26.186 app module: ApiGateway: Version[2.2.0] [21-09-26] [IssueNo:12345] [BY Jefri.Poor] [Solving]

 

expected output:
Version Date                    Author                    IssueNo
21.2         21/10/10      J_Danob
2.4            21/02/06      Jefri.Poor
2.0            20/03/02      Alex J Parson
6.0            21/11/05      J_Danob               12345
2                21/07/08      J_Danob
6.1.0        2021-05-04 Jack Danob
6.2.7        2021-08-17 J_Danob                 98765
2.0.0        2021-01-01 Jack Danob
3                21/1/31          Danob
2.2.0        21-09-26        Jefri.Poor               12345

 

Thanks,

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

It's probably easier to do that with separate rex commands.

... | rex "V[eE][rR](?:sion)?[\.:\[]?\s*(?<Version>[\d\.]+)"
| rex "(?<Date>\d+[-\/]\d+[-\/]\d+)"
| rex "[bB][yY]:?\s*(?<Author>\S+)"
| rex "I[sS][sS][uU][eE]N[oO]:\s*(?<IssueNo>\d+)"

Shame on the developer for such inconsistent logging.

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indeed_2000
Motivator

Thank you so much, it work, it has some issue that i will fix them.

as you mention there are lots of dev guys who not obey principle and follow standard.

another issue after extract is this:

13:00:00:000   6.2            21/11/05      J_Danob               12345

13:00:00:000   6.1            21/11/05      J_Danob               12345

13:00:00:000   6.0            21/11/05      J_Danob               12345

in same timestamp print history of revisioning, need to extract last version. e.g in above is 6.2.

do have any idea about this?

thanks

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I don't understand what the new issue is.

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indeed_2000
Motivator

Sorry I forgot put timestamp, modify last comment.

is it clear now?

 Thanks 

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I understand you want to keep the most recent version for each author.  The dedup command will do that.

... | dedup Author

 will retain the last version for each author and discard other events.  You can use more than one field, if need be:

... | dedup Author IssueNo

 

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