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LordShacks · ‎03-14-2014

So the first search is: index="index1" sourcetype="souce1" gameStart="20140304-1500" | stats count by playerID | fields playerID And the second is exactly the same, except with a different gameStart: index="index1" sourcetype="source2" gameStart="20140304-1600" | stats count by playerId | fields playerID Using these searches with "| set diff" I get the ID of all the players who played in the first game or the second game but not both. However, in addition to the playerID, I want to display next to each ID the start time of the game that they played in.

LordShacks · ‎03-14-2014

I am comparing the results of two search queries using "| set diff [search1][search2]". This works correctly in that I get all of the results that are either in search1 or search2 but not both. I would like to be able to add additional fields to my searches without factoring them into the diff process. It seems like the diff command on it's own has this functionality if the "attribute= " keyword is used, which, if I understand correctly, limits the diff operation to the field specified. However, it doesn't look like I can use the attribute keyword when diff is used in conjuction with set. Is there any way I can display additional fields without having diff operate on them?

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