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timechart without spaning

sbsbb
Builder

I would like to show the message_types from each event on a timeline.

I think timechart would be the right element, but is there a way to specify that it shoud not span ?

index=t | head 10 | timechart list(H_message_type) [[NOSPAN ?]]

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jonuwz
Influencer

you dont have to use timechart. xyseries can do it too, and you dont specify a span, or an aggregating function

i.e.

index=_internal group="per_sourcetype_thruput"  | xyseries _time series ev

if you dont have a series (a "by" clause - the 2nd arg to xyseries), you need to make a dummy one.

index=_internal | eval wibble="suasages" | xyseries _time wibble bytes
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gfuente
Motivator

Hello

Have you tried just:

index=t | head 10 |   timechart count by H_message_type

Regards

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MuS
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

use this:

index=t | head 10 | timechart span=1ms list(H_message_type)

this should provide the correct chart .... at least it did for me with 5.0.1

cheers, MuS

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sbsbb
Builder

splunk is still putting events together... _time difference is in ms...
I tried with span=1cs, but doesn't work :

[SimpleResultsTable module] invalid literal for int() with base 10: '0.01'

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