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Question about constant and eval and stats

asarolkar
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I have a search like this

sourcetype="syslog" | ... | stats c(eval(range="alpha")) AS ALPHA_COUNT c(eval(range="beta")) AS BETA_COUNT

This displays the count of alpha and beta in the form of a timechart just fine.



I need to lookup a field from a lookup table like this

| lookup gamma_count

This field is a constant



Then I need to display the three stacked in the form of a bar chart, so it looks like this

[alpha_ count] | [beta_ count] | [gamma_count]

Any ideas ?

Any help would be appreciated

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lguinn2
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Try this:

sourcetype="syslog" | ... 
| stats count by range
| append [ inputlookup gamma_count | eval count=gamma_count | eval range="gamma' | fields range count]

I am not quite sure how to get the graph, but this should come close. You may have to play around with the charting options.

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lguinn2
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Try this:

sourcetype="syslog" | ... 
| stats count by range
| append [ inputlookup gamma_count | eval count=gamma_count | eval range="gamma' | fields range count]

I am not quite sure how to get the graph, but this should come close. You may have to play around with the charting options.

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lguinn2
Legend

sourcetype="syslog" | ...
| timechart count by range
| eval gamma=alpha-beta

should do it. Though you probably want to set the span option on the timechart command.

asarolkar
Builder

Thanks much !

Just wondering, what do I do if gamma count is the difference between alpha_count and beta_count (NOT read from a lookup file)

How would i plot that ?

Best regards

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