I need to create a multivalue field using a single evalfunction.
I'm using Splunk Enterprise Security and a number of the DNS dashboards rely on the field "message_type" to be populated with e...
...tdev
| eval lowerBound=(avg-stdev*20),upperBound=(avg+stdev*20)
| eval isOutlier=if('$sourcetype$' < lowerBound OR '$sourcetype$' > upperBound ,1 , 0)
| where isOutlier=1
But I do not k...
...ombination with isnotnull or !isnull functions can be used when you want to return only values that are not NULL from a multivalue field. Neither of these appear to work for me:
y=mvfilter(i...
...lue bill
blue bill
green gus
green gus
The above are pretty much 4 multivalue cells.
So I run the below to return just the first string before the line break for each cell:
| eval s...
...wanted to see if anyone has any ideas on how to accomplish this. Essentially I'm trying to find a way to run conversion functions from here against a multivalue field, ideally on the same eval...
...oken, such as creating a hidden field in the table and use it for drilldown, or using different evalfunctions (depending on the use case). I am specifically interested in the format of using mvmap in a...
Hi Splunk Experts,
I have some data coming into splunk which has the following format:
[{"columns":[{"text":"id","type":"string"},{"text":"event","type":"number"},{"text":"delays","ty...
...y_index"
I've tried many many options (eval, rex, table, and so on) to get the results formatted as a list that shows up properly in the dropdown. Thanks in advance.
In search language, is there a way to add the values stored in a multi-value field provided they are all numerical values?
I assume this might be possible with a rather excessive use of the evalfunctions...