Hi Giuseppe, raw data is a huge json file with events like this: (separated by "key" field) {
"customfield_26300" : 10.0,
"customfield_26302" : null,
"customfield_26301" : 15.0,
"customfield_26202" : {
"child" : {
"value" : "Hardware-Techniker"
}
},
"customfield_26204" : {
"child" : {
"value" : "Software-Entwickler Sonderprogramme (C, C++)"
}
},
"key" : "PBWP-4881",
"customfield_26207" : {
"value" : "3 Advanced"
},
"customfield_26206" : {
"value" : "3 Advanced"
}
} customfield_26202 and customfield_26204 has the same content and I have to merge/append them together. Same for customfield_26027 and 26206 etc. That is why I did this: | eval Skills = mvappend(customfield_26202_child_value, customfield_26204_child_value, customfield_26205_child_value)
... I did some tests, Splunk is taking the order from mvappend() function. I think it is not alphabetical. Any ideas how I can achieve that: Skill SkillLevel Hours Hardware-Techniker 3 Advanced 10 Software-Entwickler Sonderprogramme (C, C++) 3 Advanced 15 Thank you 🙂
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