Hii! To create a search that returns the episode ID for all episodes within a specific timeframe and associated with a particular EMID, you will need to perform the following steps: Access the database or source of data where the episode and EMID information is stored. Use a query language or programming language that can interface with the database or data source. Write a query that filters the episodes based on the given EMID and timeframe. For example, you can use SQL to create a SELECT statement that filters by the EMID and a BETWEEN clause to specify the timeframe. Execute the query and retrieve the episode IDs for the filtered episodes. Return the episode IDs to the user or store them in a data structure for further processing. Overall, the specific implementation details of this search will depend on the specific data source and technologies you are using. I hope this will help you. ... View more

Yes, it is possible to restrict the API calls that a role can make. This is typically done through access controls or permissions. In the specific case you mentioned, you can restrict a role to only see saved searches in servicesNS/-/-/saved/searches by setting the appropriate permissions. This can typically be done through a combination of configuration files and user interfaces provided by the specific system or application you are using. Keep in mind that the specific steps to set these permissions will depend on the system or application you are using. You may need to consult the documentation or support resources for that system or application to learn how to set the appropriate permissions for a specific role. I hope this will help you. ... View more

To download your Splunk certifications, you need to log in to the Splunk Customer Portal at https://www.splunk.com/page/customer_portal. Once you have logged in, you should be able to find your certifications under the "Certifications" section. If you are unable to locate them, please contact Splunk support for assistance. ... View more

It looks like you are trying to access the "Buttercup Games Online Sales" pivot in Splunk. This pivot is likely a sample pivot created by the instructor in the training videos and PDF. To add the pivot to your Splunk instance, you can try the following steps: Import the tutorial data by following the instructions at the link you provided. Go to the Pivot application in Splunk Click the "Create New Pivot" button Select the index and data source you imported from the tutorial data Create the pivot based on the fields and calculations shown in the training video or PDF Save and name the pivot as "Buttercup Games Online Sales". This should create a pivot similar to the one used in the Splunk training.   I hope it will help you.  ... View more

It's possible that the aggregated threshold is set to only display the top entity due to a configuration setting. You can check the settings and configuration documentation for the service to see if there is an option to display an average of all entities' results for the aggregated threshold. If not, you may need to modify the code or seek help from the vendor or support team for the service. It's also possible that there is a bug in the service that's causing this behavior. In that case, you may want to report the issue to the vendor or support team for further investigation. I hope it will help you.  ... View more