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Group together different fields found on different lines, based on a common field

RecoMark0
Path Finder

Hello,
I would like to group together different fields found on different lines, based on a common field that is found on all lines.

Example Log Lines

2014-03-25 13:45:38,003 - [123456789] Incoming Search Request: project=Project01

2014-03-25 13:45:38,003 - [123456789] count=456, executionTime=334



2014-03-25 13:47:31,012 - [987654321] Incoming Search Request: project=Project02

2014-03-25 13:47:31,012 - [987654321] count=8784, executionTime=1145

I would like to create a table from these lines that looks like:

Project ID count executionTime
Project01 123456789 456 334
Project02 987654321 8784 1145

Is this possible? The only examples I have found, the values to group are always on every line, where as some of my fields only appear on the first or second line.

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1 Solution

somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

your base search | transaction ID startswith="project=*" endswith="executionTime=*" | table project, ID, count,executionTime

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

your base search | transaction ID startswith="project=*" endswith="executionTime=*" | table project, ID, count,executionTime

RecoMark0
Path Finder

Awesome! That worked perfectly. Thank you!

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RecoMark0
Path Finder

I have seen as many as 9 lines for a unique ID, but usually it is only 2 or 3 lines

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somesoni2
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For one ID, is there only two events or there can be more?

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