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Hi, I made a search, and want to finetune it with something like "show duration >20seconds", but duration is showed as "duration [8s]". I tried extracting field and make "duration [8s]" a new extracted field, but I don't know how to calculate with these brackets, or how to define it.
Anyone who can help me out? Thanks!
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Hi,
so your field value is now "duration [8s]"?
than use this regex: duration\s+\[(?<field>\d+)
This will only give you the numbers.
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One more problem I'm bumping in now.. what if I also get [..ms], so milliseconds... And I'm searching for, let's say duration>20, now I get results with >20 seconds AND >20 milliseconds. 2 regexes? Any other suggestions?
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you can do a new field yes.
You can change the name of the field to "field_a" duration\s+\[(?<field_a>\d+).
So just give it a name where you now its milliseconds.
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Hi,
so your field value is now "duration [8s]"?
than use this regex: duration\s+\[(?<field>\d+)
This will only give you the numbers.
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Thanks! It worked 🙂
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Please accept my answer if it worked 🙂 Thank you
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Sorry, will do 🙂 Could you please check my 2nd comment? 🙂
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