Hi,
I have two queries one from 1st_index and another from 2nd_index both are separately are giving correct outputs but when i combine them i get 0 results.
index="1st_index"
| eval name=upper(name)
| search name=ABCD
|search index="2nd_index"
| fillnull value="Other"
| mvexpand infrastructure{}.name
| rename infra{}.name as "Infrastrucure Name" name as Nom infra{}.type as type
| table "Infrastrucure Name" Nom type
| mvexpand type
| eval Nom=upper(Nom)
I want the name from 1st output to be the searched in the second subquery.
And at the end show few columns from 1st query and few from 2nd query.
You don't have a subsearch in your query. The search
command is processing the results from 1st_index. Since only events with index=1st_index
have been fetched, a search for index=2nd_index
will return nothing.
A subsearch must be enclosed in square brackets. Something like this:
index="1st_index"
| eval name=upper(name)
| search name=ABCD
|[ search index="2nd_index"
| fillnull value="Other"
| mvexpand infrastructure{}.name
| rename infra{}.name as "Infrastrucure Name" name as Nom infra{}.type as type ]
| table "Infrastrucure Name" Nom type
| mvexpand type
| eval Nom=upper(Nom)
Before combining two searches, run what will be the subsearch by itself with | format
appended. See if the results make sense when appended to what comes before the subsearch.
Hello @surekhasplunk,
please try infra_name instead of infra{}.name. By default splunk "cleans" all field names, all dots and brakets are replaced with "_".
You don't have a subsearch in your query. The search
command is processing the results from 1st_index. Since only events with index=1st_index
have been fetched, a search for index=2nd_index
will return nothing.
A subsearch must be enclosed in square brackets. Something like this:
index="1st_index"
| eval name=upper(name)
| search name=ABCD
|[ search index="2nd_index"
| fillnull value="Other"
| mvexpand infrastructure{}.name
| rename infra{}.name as "Infrastrucure Name" name as Nom infra{}.type as type ]
| table "Infrastrucure Name" Nom type
| mvexpand type
| eval Nom=upper(Nom)
Before combining two searches, run what will be the subsearch by itself with | format
appended. See if the results make sense when appended to what comes before the subsearch.