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saved search

Siddharthnegi
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I have a saved search but I don't know the name of that saved search how do I get it.

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How would you identify it if you found it?

Do you know if it has been executed and if so when?

Do you know which index(es) are searched?

Do you know who wrote it?

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Siddharthnegi
Contributor

Okay I only know the index("_internal")

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SplunkTrust

Try using ReST to retrieve the saved searches and look for the search you are interested in

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Siddharthnegi
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could  you tell how

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