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Sub Search to Get all Apps and then provide a table with each app showing the fields specified

jaywilwk
Engager

index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic bytes_sent>0 bytes_received>0| stats count by src_ip,src_location,dst_ip, dst_port |lookup dnslookup clientip AS src_ip outputnew clienthost as clienthost1| lookup dnslookup clientip AS dst_ip outputnew clienthost as destinationhost

Below is what I tried to do to do a subsearch, which should first search for all apps with bytes sent or received more than 0. After that, it's suppose to show each app along with the fields specified in a table.

index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic [search index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic bytes_sent>0 bytes_received>0 | top limit=500 app] | stats count by src_ip, src_location, dst_ip, dst_port | lookup dnslookup clientip AS src_ip outputnew clienthost as clienthost1 | lookup dnslookup clientip AS dst_ip outputnew clienthost AS destinationhost

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this and let us know what issue you faced with this

index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic [search index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic bytes_sent>0 bytes_received>0 | top limit=500 app | fields app] | stats count by src_ip, src_location, dst_ip, dst_port | lookup dnslookup clientip AS src_ip outputnew clienthost as clienthost1 | lookup dnslookup clientip AS dst_ip outputnew clienthost AS destinationhost
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jaywilwk
Engager

I get the following fields:
app count percent

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

What fields and count your get after executing this?

index=pan_logs sourcetype=pan_traffic bytes_sent>0 bytes_received>0 | top limit=500 app

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jaywilwk
Engager

That didn't work. It came back saying there were no results for this event, which isn't true.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

The top command add some extra fields like count and percent, which may not be available in your logs and it (should be) returns 0 records. After top command add "| fields app".

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