How do you create a table that matches information from 2 different source types?

[akelbr]

Community, need some help to work with 2 different source types .

I'm trying to run a search where I need to match information from 2 sources in 1 table.

What I'm trying to do is:

index=uberagent sourcetype=uberAgent:OnOffTransition:StandbyDetail2 
| search host=* 
| where TargetStateDisplayName = "Hibernate" 
| join host 
    [ search index=uberagent sourcetype=uberAgent:System:SystemPerformanceSummary2 
    | stats avg(CPUUsagePercent) as "%CPU Usage" 
    | stats avg(IOPercentDiskTime) as "%IO Time" 
    | stats avg(RAMUsagePercent) as "%RAM Usage" 
    |return "%CPU Usage", "%IO Time", ] 
| stats count(TargetStateDisplayName) as "Total Events" by host 
| rename TargetStateDisplayName as "Machine Event" 
| eval "Machine Event" = "Hibernate" 
| rename host as "Machine Name" 
| table
    "Machine Name"
    "Total Events"
    "%CPU Usage"
    "%RAM Usage"
    "%IO Time" 
| sort - "Total Events" 
| head 15

Note that I already tried to use sourcetype=A OR sourcetype=B, already tried to use the |Append and no success on this.

[akelbr]

Thank you mayurr98! That is exactly what I need.

This multi sourcetypes was a little confused to me but now things are much clear.

[mayurr98 · Accepted solution]

Your query seems to be very wrong. Can you try this :

index=uberagent (sourcetype=uberAgent:OnOffTransition:StandbyDetail2 host=* TargetStateDisplayName = "Hibernate") OR sourcetype=uberAgent:System:SystemPerformanceSummary2 
| stats count(TargetStateDisplayName) as "Total Events" avg(CPUUsagePercent) as "%CPU Usage" avg(IOPercentDiskTime) as "%IO Time" avg(RAMUsagePercent) as "%RAM Usage" by host 
| rename host as "Machine Name" 
| table "Machine Name" "Total Events" "%CPU Usage" "%RAM Usage" "%IO Time" 
| sort 15 - "Total Events"

If this does not work then share sample event from both sourcetypes and let me know the output you want to achieve.

[akelbr]

Thank you mayurr98 ! This is exactly what I need.

This multi sourcetypes was something confused for me, but know I can understand it much better.

Thanks again.