Solved: How to streamstats with time_window and keep only . . . - Splunk . . . And about the streamstats - well, it just works this way You're asking for the count over a sliding window so it calculates it for each event over range-size window "backwards" in time And it's not obvious how those logins should be counted if - for example - a user logs in every 10 minutes over a span of 5 hours
Why are streamstats reset_after for streamstats ag . . . - Splunk Community Hello, I am trying to use Streamstats with Sum(value) and I want to reset that sum after it reaches a certain threshold (in the example below this threshold is 1000) The Splunk documentation states that "The eval-expression can reference fields that are returned by the streamstats command " Howe
How to use Streamstats command with conditions added - Splunk Community my tablular output contains columns fields like, account_number | colour | team_name | business_unit I am getting the above output by stats aggregating BY 'account_number' Some of the events with the same account_number has null (colour, team_name and business_unit) values So I used , | stream
How to use streamstats to display the last current result? I am trying to use streamstats to display an event for a particular user, their current Payment Number for this month, and the subsequent Payment number for the next event (Do note that I sort the date in reverse order)
Re: Diffrence between stats eventstats streamstats stats replaces the pipleline - only calculated values based all the data in the pipeline are passed down the line eventstats adds to the pipeline as a whole - calculated values are based on all the data in the pipeline and added as additional fields to the rows passed down the line streamstats adds
Solved: Can streamstats reset_before (or reset_after) be u. . . - Splunk . . . Hi, I have a search similar to this one: index=* login user=* (result="Success" OR result="Failed") | reverse | streamstats count by user | reverse This works like a charm, it gives the number of logins per user but now I want to find the users with X consecutive failed logins A successful login s
Solved: How Can I Use Streamstats to Retrieve the Last Ins. . . - Splunk . . . streamstats will then always set the first value for that room user as count=1, so that's always the first entry to the room then check for count=1 to get the first entry to a room and it's the last time value (i e latest) which will be the first entry to the room at the start of a sequence