Below is the log events that I have. One has max_amount value and one has empty value. I want to find out the events that have transaction_amount > max_amount.      [Date=2022-07-29, max_amount=100, transaction_amount=120] [Date=2022-07-29, max_amount=100, transaction_amount=90] [Date=2022-07-29, transaction_amount=120]     I tried transaction_amount>max_amount but not working. I guess it is due to some records having no max_amount value.     index=<table_name> transaction_amount>max_amount | bucket Date span=day | fillnull value=null max_amount | stats count by Date, max_amount, transaction_amount      How to get the record #1?

Hello, We have a few types of logs generated with different time zones. Are there any ways SPLUNK can modify the time zones associated with the logs entries to a one time zone (EST) so we can map all logs to one time zone. DS Logs:             2021-07-28 16:57:00,526 GMT Security Logs:     2021-07-28 16:15:49,430 EST Audit Logs :   Wed 2021 May 28, 16:58:11:430 Any recommendations will be highly appreciated. Thank you!

Here is the sample data set: ENTITY_NAME REPLICATION_OF VALUE server1 BackupA 59 server2 BackupB 28 server3 backup_noenc_h1 54 server3 backup_utility_h1 96 server4 backup_noenc_h2 40 server4 backup_utility_h2 700   I want to be able to use the number display visualization to display entity_name, replication_of, and latest value for each record. I've tried these: | stats latest(VALUE) by REPLICATION_OF ENTITY_NAME | chart latest(VALUE) by REPLICATION_OF ENTITY_NAME | chart latest(VALUE) over REPLICATION_OF by ENTITY_NAME Ultimately I want something that looks like this, but not sure if you can display three data series in a number display. If this isn't possible, what would be the best way to visualize a data set like this?      

I got some embedded XML in a Syslog message.  I have no access to get under the bonnet in an admin sense.  I need to "grok" the message - ideally into stages  1 - extract xml 2 - parse xml, split up with eval or something I have seen a bunch of stuff around props.conf - but I guess I need to go to one of the "collector" nodes so it parses at source? 

Is it necessary to put `shebang` on custom Python script that will be executed by `splunk`? The reason why I ask is because `shebang` is `#!/usr/local/bin/python` but we know that Spunk uses the one $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/python3.   Thanks in advance.

Basically my query should search an index for an ip in the last 4 hours and return 1 event. Then it should left join on IP to a second index and search for results over the last 7 days. The IP i am searching exists in both indexes. Why are no results being returned? earliest=-4h latest=now() index=data1 Source_Network_Address=10.1.1.1 | head 1 | rename Source_Network Address as IP | join type=left IP max=5 [search earliest=-7d latest=now() index=data2 | fields IP, DNS] | table index, _time, IP, DNS

I am trying to create a logic to choose a value to use from multiple fields based on a priority I can define. I have 3 fields which may have values in them and I want to create a 4th field to represent the best best choice of the 3. I always trust field3 more than field2 and always trust field2 more than field1.  I want the logic to be -  - if field3 has value, always use it -if field3 has no value, use field2's value -if field3 and field2 have no values, use field1's value - if fields3, 2 and 1 all have no values, leave blank (or "unknown", etc.) These are 3 examples of what this may look like and what I want to see field4 be based on the presence of values in the other fields. Example 1 field1=<value1> field2=<value2> field3=<value3> field4=<value3> Example 2 field1=<value1> field2=<value2> field3= field4=<value2> Example3 field1=<value1> field2= field3= field4=<value1>   I feel like this is probably a pretty pretty simple eval command, but I can't seem to find an example. Thank you in advance!