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sabysingh · ‎08-04-2020

I would like to set some constant values for use in tags in multiple panels of my dashboard (earliest time, latest time, sampling rate, etc.). This dashboard needs to run at pre-scheduled time and send a pdf report. I set the tokens in <init> element at the beginning of the dashboard. However, per article https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.5/Viz/tokens, PDF scheduling is disabled for dashboards and forms that include an <init> element. This is what I am experiencing; the dashboard renders ok, but PDF job fails. Is there another option to define constant values that can be used in tags in other panel queries? I am deploying these dashboards in enterprise environment, and am looking for a solution within dashboard xml. Creating any additional configuration files is not easy to deploy or modify. Current solution (fails for PDF generation): <init> <set token="sampling">20</set> <set token="earliest">@w0-7d</set> <set token="latest">@w0</set> </init> ... <query>index=xxxx | stats count by internal build </query> <earliest>$earliest$</earliest> <latest>$latest$</latest> <sampleRatio>$sampling$</sampleRatio>

sabysingh · ‎03-25-2020

I have the same use case as OP. My dashboard queries millions of same set of base events, but I need to do different stats and evals on query results for different panels. I would like to create a common first-level base query. There are some groups of dashboard panels that share common sets of queries, and for each group I would like to create a different second-level base query using first-level base query. Each dashboard would then use its second-level base query for the final unique stats and evals. It is the funnel concept of going from most common to specific. appendcols is not going to solve the issue.

sabysingh · ‎03-25-2020

I have the same use case as OP. My dashboard queries millions of same set of base events, but I need to do different stats and evals on query results for different panels. I would like to create a common first-level base query. There are some groups of dashboard panels that share common sets of queries, and for each group I would like to create a different second-level base query using first-level base query. Each dashboard would then use its second-level base query for the final unique stats and evals. It is the funnel concept of going from most common to specific. appendcols is not going to solve the issue.,

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How to set constant values for pdf dashboard?

How to set constant values for pdf dashboard?

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