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use one search result as parameter to another search query

prategup
New Member

I have two Splunk queries which are working independently but I want to join the two queries and get result at one go. Can you please advise how to do so.

Query1 : index=test AND "Test String 1" | rex "Test@(?<**SessionId**>[^<]+)" | table **SessionId**

Query 2 : index=test **SessionId** "Test String 2" | rex " <ns1:IDNO>(?<IDNO>[^<]+)" | table IDNO

Logs for Query1 : 
sdaasasdsad Test String1 dasdsad Test@12345
sdaasasdsad Test String1 dasdsad Test@123456

Logs for Query2 : 
Test@12345 123
Test@123456 1234

I want to fetch IDNO for all Session Id's in last 24 hours.

I have tried with below query but its not working : 

index=test SessionId "Test String 2" |rex " <ns1:IDNO>(?<IDNO>[^<]+)" | table IDNO| join SessionId [search index=test AND "Test String 1" | rex "Test@(?[^<]+)" | table SessionId]
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snoobzilla
Builder

Using the table command limits the fields to what you named in the table command... you need to include the join field of SessionId and other fields you want from that query or you lose them.

index=test SessionId "Test String 2" |rex " (?[^<]+)" | table IDNO SessionId | join SessionId [search index=test AND "Test String 1" | rex "Test@(?[^<]+)" | table SessionId OtherfieldsYouWantFromThisSubsearch ]

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Give this a try

index=test [search index=test AND "Test String 1" | rex "Test@(?<SessionId>[^<]+)" | stats count by SessionId | table SessionId | rename SessionId as search ] "Test String 2" | rex " <ns1:IDNO>(?<IDNO>[^<]+)" | table IDNO
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