totaltime = SUBSTRING(CONVERT(varchar(20), (LOGOUT - LOGIN),120),12,8) from Time_Tracker where userid = 0138039 and CONVERT(Date, LOGIN) = CONVERT(Date, GETDATE()); 基本上,当用户按下注销按钮时,我将尝试实现以下目标。 在
I'm trying to convert a certain date to epoch time to calculate it with the current time. But for some reason it didn't work. Here's my query: index="sample_data" sourcetype="management_sampledata.csv" Status!=Closed | eval reported_date = strptime("Reported Date", "%m/%d/%Y %H:...
Expecting the function to come out of box from Splunk itself. What we have done is created a macro, that needs input of "time" in epoch value (could be _time, or your custom time in epoch) [convert_time_to_UK_local(1)] args = epochTime definition = eval currentFormat="%F %T...
Best practices are to avoid using fields using floating point numbers as your lookup key by casting it to a different numeric type when possible, such as a long. bool boolean time double DSP and Splunk Enterprise both use Unix epoch time, but represent and store timestamps in different ...
When you store Splunk Enterprise time values in the Splunk Enterprise KV store, it is saved as a floating point number. In the , timestamp values are stored in the timestamp field in epoch time format in milliseconds. To convert the Splunk Enterprise time format to the time format, use ...
temporality span metrics with StartTimeUnixNano and TimeUnixNano values representing an uninterrupted series (#31671,#30688) This allows producing delta span metrics instead of the more memory-intensive cumulative metrics, specifically when a downstream component can convert the delta metrics to ...
perform a conditional check to see if the latest event time is greater (more recent) than the current time minus 5 minutes. If it is, set the recent variable to 1, if it is not, set it to 0. Also, take the latest time and convert it from epoch to the human ...
I want to find all events whose locations having had temperature above a threshold, say 80F sometimes. Temperature=82.4, Location=xxx.165.152.17, Time=Wed Sep 16 07:43:01 PDT 2020, Type=UPS Temperature=84.2, Location=xxx.165.152.48, Time=Wed Sep 16 07:43:01 PDT 2020, Type=UPS ...
e, g. this example, which you can paste into your search bar will convert the string in my_date_field to _time. | makeresults | eval my_date_field="2023-11-13 08:01:02.123" | eval _time=strptime(my_date_field, "%F %T.%Q") Note that times are converted to...
Hello all! I have alphanumeric timestamps that I'd like to convert to seconds. I'm trying to convert these two timestamps to seconds and then