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Thomas-R
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‎01-24-2022
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Re: Ingesting event data with timestamps afterward...

by in Getting Data In
‎01-24-2022 02:32 PM
‎01-24-2022 02:32 PM
Hi @richgalloway, I tried that but unfortunately it groups the events as per '************ Start' but sometimes the events start with the date instead, it there a way to sometimes get it to parse if this '************ Start' is first unless there is a date there instead? ... View more

Ingesting event data with timestamps afterwards so...

by in Getting Data In
‎01-23-2022 10:10 PM
‎01-23-2022 10:10 PM
Hey All,   I have data that needs to be ingested with multiple lines similar to the following: ************ Start Display Current Environment ************ ***data*** ***data*** ***data*** ************* End Display Current Environment ************* [13/11/21 5:21:15:183 AEDT] 00000001 ***data*** [13/11/21 5:21:15:276 AEDT] 00000001 ***data*** [13/11/21 5:21:15:278 AEDT] 00000001 ***data*** ************ Start Display Current Environment ************ ***data*** ***data*** ***data*** ************* End Display Current Environment ************* [17/11/21 5:21:15:183 AEDT] 00000001 ***data*** [17/11/21 5:21:15:276 AEDT] 00000001 ***data*** [17/11/21 5:21:15:278 AEDT] 00000001 ***data***   Please note that the Start and End Display current Environment lines are constant in length and how they start but belong to the timestamp after themselves. Is there a way to parse this data? ... View more
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