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How to generate a search that will filter data from a CSV file?

laudai
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hi guys I'm new to Splunk

I have two csv files: A and B
A has name, ages, height, weight
B is the limitation factor for A file, it's has name, ages, height, weight too.

how can I list :

where a.name = b.name AND a.ages >b.ages AND a.height < b.height AND a.weight < b.weight

Thank you for your answer.

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DalJeanis
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| inputcsv a.csv 
| rename ages as agesA, height as heightA, weight as weightA 
| table name agesA heightA weightA
| join type=left 
   [inputcsv b.csv 
    | rename ages as agesB, height as heightB, weight as weightB 
    | table name agesB heightB weightB] 
| where agesA>agesB AND heightA<heightB AND weightA<weightB

The renames are not both necessary, but it clarifies which field is which for you.

You could also use a lookup instead of a join, but this one will work fine.

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DalJeanis
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| inputcsv a.csv 
| rename ages as agesA, height as heightA, weight as weightA 
| table name agesA heightA weightA
| join type=left 
   [inputcsv b.csv 
    | rename ages as agesB, height as heightB, weight as weightB 
    | table name agesB heightB weightB] 
| where agesA>agesB AND heightA<heightB AND weightA<weightB

The renames are not both necessary, but it clarifies which field is which for you.

You could also use a lookup instead of a join, but this one will work fine.

laudai
Path Finder

Thank you for your answer.

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