I am working through the Lab exercise for Module 12 of the Fundamentals 1 course. I was forced to resort to using the answers section of the lab instructions because I could not get the fields from the products_lookup.csv file to show up in the fields list after running this query:
index=main sourcetype=access_combined_wcookie status=200 file=success.do | lookup products_lookup productId as productId OUTPUT product_name as ProductName
The events for this query are returned, but the fields from the lookup table are not put in the fields list. Has anyone experienced this issue before?
I can successfully see the Lookup file fields by running: '| inputlookup products_lookup'
I am using the free version of splunk :
Version: 7.2.0
Build: 8c86330ac18
any help will be appreciated.
Post the results of this search:
|inputlookup products_lookup | head 1
And this search:
index=main sourcetype=access_combined_wcookie status=200 file=success.do
| head 10 | fieldsummary
I'm brand new to splunk and ran across your question while I was trying to solve the same issue....here is the query that I got to finally work . You should try using the actual name of the csv file and see if it works - that seems to be the only difference between our searches:
host=web_application sourcetype=access_combined_wcookie status=200 file=success.do | lookup products.csv productId as productId OUTPUT product_name as ProductName
this also works (adding in index=main)
index=main host=web_application sourcetype=access_combined_wcookie status=200 file=success.do | lookup products.csv productId as productId OUTPUT product_name as ProductName
I did have a similar issue to you at first. I did end up going through the whole thing again, maybe you missed a step: try going to settings | lookups | [lookup definitions] and make sure you have a similar entry to this:
product_lookup file productId,product_name,categoryId,price,Code products.csv [username] search
Thanks for posting your question, it was helpful to me to see your search string. I also went back and rewatched the video and followed along. In retrospect, it would have been way more useful to follow along with the labs WHILE watching the video.