Answer by warren for Bind logs to applications

Splunk organizes data into indexes by sourcetype. When data is sent to Splunk (via Universal Forwarder, HTTP Event Collector (HEC), etc), it’s tagged with what index and sourcetype it is so that it gets stored properly for later searching. from User warren – Stack Overflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50471867/bind-logs-to-applications/73082639#73082639 via IFTTT

Answer by warren for Splunk – Calculate time and doubling it from the user selection

This works for the range aspect of your question (eg choosing 17-20 Jul) It distinctly does not work for the "Presets" or "Relative" options from a time picker When you select a date range from a time picker, you’ll get a pair of Unix epoch times returned If you subtract $picker.earliest$ from $picker.latest$, multiply by …
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Answer by warren for Comparing search results from two separate searches

What you’re describing can be done either with join (the more "obvious" path), or stats: join: index=ndx1 sourcetype=srctp1 authresult=* uniquehash=* times=* uniqueid="1" | stats count by uniquehash times | fields – count | rename times as unique1 | join uniquehash [| search index=ndx1 sourcetype=srctp1 authresult=* uniquehash=* times=* uniqueid="2" | stats count by uniquehash times | …
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RT @Empty_America: Odd fact, anyone who had some money and bought up abandoned dust bowl farmed ended up rich. Also, quite a few families who were literally too poor to leave also ended up with high net worth simply by suffering it out and holding their acres of dust. https://t.co/ZDaJja0GBb — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) …
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RT @RizomaSchool: Been thinking about this. We might be at a critical moment. I wonder if someone could build a kind of ark: a warehouse full of all the varied pre-industrial hand tools that are now being discarded and their uses forgotten. A kind of seed bank but for human technology. https://t.co/dowVvH8lBv — Warren Myers …
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