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Different time-frames for different indices/parts of a search?

dkotowsk
Engager

Is it possible to use different timeframes with different indices? For example:

(index=index_a earliest="30/01/18:00:00:00" latest="30/01/18:00:05:00") OR (index=index_b earliest="30/01/18:10:00:00" latest="30/01/18:10:05:00")) dest_ip="10.0.0.1"

What is the right way to do this?

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niketn
Legend

@dkotowsk, I would say using append, but there is sub-search limitation applicable.

index=index_a earliest="30/01/18:00:00:00" latest="30/01/18:00:05:00" dest_ip="10.0.0.1"
| append [search index=index_b earliest="30/01/18:10:00:00" latest="30/01/18:10:05:00" dest_ip="10.0.0.1"]

Once you have data from two base searches what is it that you need to perform?

See if you can use multisearch instead of append.

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niketn
Legend

@dkotowsk, I would say using append, but there is sub-search limitation applicable.

index=index_a earliest="30/01/18:00:00:00" latest="30/01/18:00:05:00" dest_ip="10.0.0.1"
| append [search index=index_b earliest="30/01/18:10:00:00" latest="30/01/18:10:05:00" dest_ip="10.0.0.1"]

Once you have data from two base searches what is it that you need to perform?

See if you can use multisearch instead of append.

____________________________________________
| makeresults | eval message= "Happy Splunking!!!"
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