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v4.3.1 linux so apparently Splunk will not execute nested functions. example | stats count,values(src),count(values(src)),values(event_desc) by error_code | sort - count in my search "values(src)" returns a list of IP's, so "count(values(src))" should return a integer value indicating how many entries were in "values(src)". i get a "0" value. ok, so it dont work, not sure if it should, but it dont, so whats the workaround for this? |
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You can't nest these, but you can do
great, i missied dc for some reason when reading stats in docs. thnx also, how would you make a search to find top 5 error codes, then for each error code find the top 10 responsible IP, where the table lists error code, count by error code, top 10 IP for each error code, and, a count(src) by error_code # next to each of the 10 IP's ? in english terms, give top 5 error_code events, for each event list top 10 IP's, for each IP list # of times it was responsible for generating the error_code.
(20 Mar '12, 13:52)
cvajs
<yoursearch> [search <yoursearch> | top limit=5 error_code | fields + error_code] | top showperc=f ip by error_code This does not give you a sub-total by error_code, but it does do all the rest... Substitute the appropriate search critera for <yoursearch> in both places...
(20 Mar '12, 22:24)
lguinn ♦
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