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show two different times for object per date

dpatiladobe
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I am trying to extract 2 different time from extend event logs
1. Processing time taken by Server. ( "Finished processing the" OR EventClass=COMMAND_END )
2. Time taken by Seleect query ("TextData=*SELECT" )

First Query

index=xxx  sourcetype=extendedevent    ( "Finished processing the" OR EventClass=COMMAND_END  )  DatabaseName="DbName" | eval ObjectName=if(isnull(ObjectName), "Full_Processing_time",ObjectName) |  eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") | eval Duration=round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2) |chart limit=0 max(Duration) AS D BY ObjectName Date

Second Query

index=xxx  sourcetype=extendedevent    (  "TextData=*SELECT")  DatabaseName="DbName" | eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") | eval Duration=round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2) |chart limit=0 max(Duration) AS D BY ObjectName Date

I want to show these 2 timings per object per day (7 or 30 day's of report.) I am not able to combine and show

What i have tried is

index=xxx  sourcetype=extendedevent      ( "Finished processing the" OR EventClass=COMMAND_END  )  DatabaseName="DbName" | eval ObjectName=if(isnull(ObjectName), "Full_Processing_time",ObjectName) |  eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") | eval SSAS_Processing=round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2)   | append  [ search index=xxx  sourcetype=extendedevent  (  "TextData=*SELECT")  DatabaseName="DbName" | eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") | eval Select_Query=round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2)   ] | chart  max(SSAS_Processing) AS SSAS_Processing,  max(Select_Query) AS Select_Query BY ObjectName ,Date

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to4kawa
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index=xxx  (earliest=1579014000 latest=1579100400 ) OR (earliest=1579100400 latest=1579186800)
AND sourcetype=extendedevent DatabaseName="DbName"
AND (( "Finished processing the" OR EventClass=COMMAND_END ) OR "TextData=*SELECT")
| eval ObjectName=if(isnull(ObjectName), "Full_Processing_time",ObjectName) 
| eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") 
| eval Select_Query=if(searchmatch("TextData=*SELECT"),round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2),NULL)
| eval SSAS_Processing=if(NOT searchmatch("TextData=*SELECT"),round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2),NULL)
| chart limit=0  max(SSAS_Processing) AS SSAS_Processing,  max(Select_Query) AS Select_Query BY ObjectName Date

append is searching twice, so I don't use it.
maybe, it works
Reordering field names can be difficult.

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
index=xxx  (earliest=1579014000 latest=1579100400 ) OR (earliest=1579100400 latest=1579186800)
AND sourcetype=extendedevent DatabaseName="DbName"
AND (( "Finished processing the" OR EventClass=COMMAND_END ) OR "TextData=*SELECT")
| eval ObjectName=if(isnull(ObjectName), "Full_Processing_time",ObjectName) 
| eval Date=strftime(_time,"%d/%m/%y") 
| eval Select_Query=if(searchmatch("TextData=*SELECT"),round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2),NULL)
| eval SSAS_Processing=if(NOT searchmatch("TextData=*SELECT"),round(tonumber(Duration)/1000/60,2),NULL)
| chart limit=0  max(SSAS_Processing) AS SSAS_Processing,  max(Select_Query) AS Select_Query BY ObjectName Date

append is searching twice, so I don't use it.
maybe, it works
Reordering field names can be difficult.

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