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How can I display the count of host in the header?

lucien62
New Member

Hello,

First of all I'm a splunk noob, I just got started and i'm learning...
I have a simple search that returns a timestamp for each host:

host       _time
x          2018-03-22 21:50
y          2018-03-22 21:55
z          2018-03-22 22:00

I'd like to display the count of host in the header of table like this:

host(3)    _time
x          2018-03-22 21:50
y          2018-03-22 21:55
z          2018-03-22 22:00

How could I do that?
(Splunk 7)

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maciep
Champion

I'm not sure that is very straight-forward in Splunk, so the search may be a bit convoluted. Do you want that count to be unique hosts in the lists? Or should it essentially be a count of rows in the results?

Maybe something like this?

<your search so far>
| eventstats dc(host) as num_hosts
| eval "host ({num_hosts})" = host
| table "host *" _time

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maciep
Champion

I'm not sure that is very straight-forward in Splunk, so the search may be a bit convoluted. Do you want that count to be unique hosts in the lists? Or should it essentially be a count of rows in the results?

Maybe something like this?

<your search so far>
| eventstats dc(host) as num_hosts
| eval "host ({num_hosts})" = host
| table "host *" _time
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lucien62
New Member

Thx, it did it !

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