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CSV TImestamp Problem

mehal
New Member

Hello Folks,

I have a csv file which has timestamp divided among various fields.
(Initial 4 columns are shown)
year,quarter,month,day.....
2000,2,3,15
2009,4,10,23

etc..

now if i specify time format as %Y, %m, %d then it considers quarter as month and month as day.
I want to by-pass quarter and get values of year, month and day.

Can any one tell me how can I achieve this ??

If you have some doubt with question then do let me know.

Mehal

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dart
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

You'd have to specify a custom datetime.xml for parsing this.

Can you provide a complete sample?

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mehal
New Member

Year is 4 digits long. example 1999
quarter is 1 digit long. example 3
month is max 2 digits long example 12 or 4
dayofmonth is max 2 digits long example 5 or 23
CRSdeptTime is 4 digits long example 0930 [09 hours 30 min]

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mehal
New Member
  • also in between dayofweek and CRSDeptTime there are 10-15 columns.
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mehal
New Member

Hi Dart,

The file has numerous number of data fields (columns)..
They are as below : (shown relevant only )
year,quarter,month,dayofmonth,dayofweek,.......,CRSDeptTime,....
where CRSDeptTIme has hours in from of hhmm.

Now i want to extract fields year, month , dayofmonth and CRSDeptTIme to determine timestamp..
Anyidea on how i can achieve this ???

In case still you have doubt with format plz do let me know.

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