Splunk Case Like (2024)

1. Help using eval case statement using wildcards - Splunk Community

  • 17 mei 2019 · Solved: I'm trying to create a new field for category based off values in my existing 'message' field. index=network sourcetype=test |

  • I'm trying to create a new field for category based off values in my existing 'message' field. index=network sourcetype=test | eval category = case (like(message,"*port scan detected*"), "Network_Port_Scan", like(message,"Gateway Anti-Virus Alert*"), like(message,"*Possible TCP Flood*")), "Network_T...

2. How to use wildcard in case like condition? - Splunk Community

  • 11 mrt 2024 · So i have case conditions to be match in my splunk query.below the message based on correlationID.I want to show JobType and status. In status i ...

  • Hi Guys, Thanks in Advance. So i have case conditions to be match in my splunk query.below the message based on correlationID.I want to show JobType and status. In status i added case like to match the conditions with message field.For the all three environment the message would be same but the envi...

3. Using like() in a case statement not working - Splunk Community

  • 13 mrt 2012 · Hey everyone. I am working with telephone records, and am trying to work around Splunk's inability to search for literal asterisks(*).

  • Hey everyone. I am working with telephone records, and am trying to work around Splunk's inability to search for literal asterisks(*). To work around I am using a regex to select only records starting with * or #, and then I am trying to use a case statement in eval to figure out what type of featur...

4. eval case like only populates first row of evaluated field - Splunk Community

5. Comparison and Conditional functions - Splunk Documentation

  • Comparison and Conditional functions. The following list contains the functions that you can use to compare values or specify conditional statements.

  • The following list contains the functions that you can use to compare values or specify conditional statements.

6. Solved: Search query with like() func ignoring case - Splunk Community

  • 25 feb 2018 · Solved: Hey all, need some help to something I didn't manage and couldn't find any solution online. Assuming my data is of files and is.

  • Hey all, need some help to something I didn't manage and couldn't find any solution online. Assuming my data is of files and is indexed as JSON form as such: {...some stuff..., FileContent: ...some stuff...} And what I want to do is find all files that have a certain word. So, wh...

7. How to create a case statement with NOT LIKE optio... - Splunk Community

  • 22 mei 2018 · Case will take the first statement that is true, so the true() will be the last-case-fallback and return "failed" for all that did not meet any ...

  • | eval usage=case(like(_raw,"%FirstClass%"),"A_Grade",like(_raw,"%SecondClass%"),"B_Grade",like(_raw,"%ThirdClass%"),"C_Grade") My question is, in the above statement when I draw a pie chart that gives me A, B, C_Grade. However I want to know all the failed student in the chart as well. My _raw cont...

8. Using eval and match with a case function - Splunk 7 Essentials

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  • Using eval and match with a case function You can improve upon the prior search by using match instead of if and account for West and Central. We also … - Selection from Splunk 7 Essentials - Third Edition [Book]

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9. Solved: Wildcard expansion in case statement - Splunk Community

  • This is good. Now I want to create a case statement which does this same search as one of the options. What I'm entering is. ERROR | eval ...

  • I'll start with what works: If I do a search ERROR host="foobar0*" The wildcard(*) expands and I get a list of results with extracted 'host' fields with "foobar01", "foobar02", "foobar03", etc. This is good. Now I want to create a case statement which does this same search as one of the options. Wha...

10. Using the eval command - Kinney Group

  • 8 mei 2024 · Using the eval command in Splunk creates meaningful and insightful searches. Discover how to manipulate and customize your search results.

  • Using the eval command in Splunk creates meaningful and insightful searches. Discover how to manipulate and customize your search results.

Using the eval command - Kinney Group

11. Eval command with like condition with greater than... - Splunk Community

  • 18 nov 2021 · Hi I have the following command in my query My splunk search | eval message=IF((like(source,"ABC%") OR like(source,"DEF%")) AND.

  • Hi I have the following command in my query   My splunk search | eval message=IF((like(source,"ABC%") OR like(source,"DEF%")) AND avg_latency>120 ,"Host with more than 2 minutes Latency","")     where avg_latency is a field with values but for some reason the above condition is not working for me.  ...

12. [PDF] Splunk Use Cases | David Veuve

  • Splunk Use Cases. Tools, Tactics and Techniques. Page 2. Content Sources ... | eval risk = case(like(Groups, "%OU=Groups,OU=IT Security,%"), risk + 10 ...

13. Splunk Eval Examples - queirozf.com

  • 28 aug 2021 · Collection of examples of Splunk's eval command.

  • Collection of examples of Splunk's eval command

14. Mastering SIEM: Key Questions and Leading Use Cases from Giants like ...

  • 5 jun 2024 · Mastering SIEM: Key Questions and Leading Use Cases from Giants like Splunk and IBM QRadar · Ertugrul A. · SIEM Posts.

  • Q: In urgent cases, such as "China having 'persistent' access to U.S.

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