host="hostname*" SUSPENDING earliest ="-1d@d" latest = "-1d@d+24h" | timechart count span=1m
In a dashboard or as a saved query the specified time range is ignored.
The query works if input manually.
Why ?
I wonder if this is caused by the user timezone setting. Each user account can choose their own timezone. There is also a default timezone.
When input manually, the user's setting will apply. When run in a dashboard or as a saved query, it might be based on the setting for the owner of the knowledge object.
I am not sure this is the problem, but I think you should check this out.
We are running version 5.0.3, build 163460 , "@d", thanks for that, I had tried -0d@d as well.
When I say the time range is ignored, the end of the time range is in the current day.
I need to distribute a clean comparable report of "yesterday"
thanks
"-1d@d+24h"
is the same as"@d"
FWIW
Which version of Splunk are you running?