Problem as I saw it was Splunk's support for querying JSON isn't as robust as for XML (XPath-like via spath or xmlkv). returns the difference between two fields in the search result. Splunk undertakes no obligation either to develop the features or fields in 2000 line XML documents. I have just been looking at your xml data and it looks like splunk is getting mixed up with the period in between the tag elements, and I can only think that the best option would be to create a r spath command in splunk is used to extract information from structured and unstructured data formats like XML and JSON. With the creation of the spath command in Splunk 4. spath is very useful command to extract data from structured data formats like JSON and XML. Best practice PDF from Splunk Conf 2012 from Clint on Application logging. The extract command can be used to parse key/value pairs into fields. You can also use the spath() function with the eval command. conf Source type: Type of data, so that Splunk can format intelligently.
Exploring the Data to Understand its Scope After fields are extracted, you can start exploring the data to see what it tells you. This command extract fields from complex xml data set. The unstructured data can be modeled into a data structure as needed by the user. com) (C) Splunk Inc, not for distribution. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets. Put semantic meaning in events to get more out of your data. “spath” is the search command you want to use, and usage is something like this: splunk-enterprise json search subsearch transactions nested-json spath where ldap xml foreach duration transaction fields condition nesting table if props.
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