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I am trying to clean log files to categorize them in Splunk, so my question is:
(?i)^(?:[^ ]* ){8} ((?P
bold area needs to be combined like if/else,[it selects good before bold lines]
I want it to STOP just before just-8 digits and dot (dddddddd.) OR 8digit_8digit_10digits (8xd_8xd_10xd.)
my task is to get rid of all unique numbers on log file that i can categorize it better.
please help,
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(?=\d{8}(?:_\d{8}_\d{10})?\.?)
this satisfies my conditions above. I just need little more to add this personally.
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My client needs to index MQ messages that have a variable payload from 1000 to 450k characters 😉
Does the transforms´ lookahead supports an unlimited value, like 0 or -1 ?
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(?=\d{8}(?:_\d{8}_\d{10})?\.?)
this satisfies my conditions above. I just need little more to add this personally.
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(?=\d{8}(?:\d{8}\d{10})?.) this satisfies my conditions above. I just need little more to add this personally.
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Okay, something like this?
(?i)Message:\s*(?<message>.*?)\s*[0-9_.]{8,}
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numbers could be at any place. @martin
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Are you possibly looking for something like this?
(?i)Message:\s*(?<message>.*?)\s*[0-9_.]*$
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input of first two lines , would be those two line outputs. Like I said, I m trying to generalize log messages via Regex to have something to monitor overall at the end.
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Input:
Timestamp: 2/26/2014 4:00:42 PM SN #7 Message: ServerXYZ: AppXYZ failed to grab activity code for response 12345678. Timestamp: 2/26/2014 3:37:42 PM SN #31 Message: Error copying folders, the following exception was thrown IOException: The process cannot access the file 12345678_12345678_1234567890'
Output:
AppXYZ failed to grab activity code for response
Error copying folders, the following exception was thrown IOException: The process cannot access the file
I desire no unique number fields,I can do some stats like what type of error I have on my site.
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It is not clear what you're trying to do.
The fieldname will not be variable. You might be better off with sed.
Can you post some actual examples?
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