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Hi,

My log snippet is as shown below:

productid=12 email=abc@gg.com 
productid=13 email=pqr@aa.com 
productid=14 email=xyz@cc.com 
productid=15 email=xyz@cc.com

I've a timechart with below query:

index=myindex sourcetype=mylog
| eval    
productname=case(productid==12,"Product1",productid==13,"Product2",productid==14,"Product3")
| timechart count by productname usenull=f

Here, I'm using case since I need to show legend in human readable format but the problem is that I may have more than 15 productids in future. And I don't want to hard code them all in case condition. Is there any other way to display legend without this comparision?

Any help is much appreciated!

Thanks!

asked 06 Mar '12, 11:33

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One Answer:

Have you looked into using a lookup to translate productid to human readable product names?

Take a look at http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Knowledge/Addfieldsfromexternaldatasources?r=searchtip -> it's a really powerful and handy command.

Brian

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answered 06 Mar '12, 12:00

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