Most events contain timestamps, and in cases where an event doesn't have timestamp information, the Splunk platform attempts to assign a timestamp value to the event at index time. The numbers at the end of each event are timestamps and i have extracted them as fields time1 and time2 respectively. Use a subsearch to narrow down relevant events. All events I have look like the JSON I posted below. The Splunk platform uses timestamps to correlate events by time, create the histogram in Splunk Web, and set time ranges for searches. All events in a transaction must be related by one or more fields. All events in a transaction must have the exact same set of fields. All events in a transaction must have the same sourcetype. All events in a transaction must have the same timestamp. VacuumTask | 03-04-2020 08:00 am| 03-05-2020 08:00 am| 24 hours | 10 | 55īut also I have more functions like this for other features so my end table would like this: Function | Startime | Endtime | TimeProcessing | ServerCount. The transaction command finds transactions based on events that meet. Splunk will automatically timestamp events that dont include them using a. I am looking for a result like this: Function | Startime | Endtime | TimeProcessing | ServerCount | DB Count Splunk must be set to an accurate time The timestamp in the events are mapping to a. Timestamps are critical for debugging, analytics, and deriving transactions. I have multiple events in a server that I would like to get the timestamp from the very first transaction and the timestamp from the very last transaction for each feature, then get the timestamp difference between them in hours, in a table format.
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