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Create search job in Splunk
Create search job in Splunk
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Create search job in Splunk.

Application

  • Splunk

Inputs (what you have)

Name

Description

Data Type

Required?

Example

Connected Account

The connected account to use for the request

Connected Account

Yes

Query

Search language string to execute, in Splunk's Search Processing Language

Text (Long)

Yes

Ad hoc search level

Predefined Choice List

No

Auto-cancel after (seconds)

Seconds after which the search job automatically cancels

Number

No

Auto-finalize after (num events)

Auto-finalize the search after at least this many events are processed

Number

No

Auto pause after (seconds)

Seconds of inactivity after which the search job automatically pauses

Number

No

Earliest index

The earliest index time for the search (inclusive)

Datetime

No

Earliest time

The earliest cut-off for the search (inclusive)

Datetime

No

Exec mode

Predefined Choice List

No

Indexed real time offset

Seconds of disk sync delay for indexed real-time search

Number

No

Latest index

The latest index time for the search (inclusive)

Datetime

No

Latest time

The latest cut-off for the search (inclusive)

Datetime

No

Max time

Number of seconds to run this search before finalizing. Enter 0 to never finalize

Number

No

Namespace

Application namespace in which to restrict searches

Text (Short)

No

Reduce frequency

How frequently to run the MapReduce reduce phase on accumulated map values

Number

No

Remote server list

Comma-separated list of (possibly wildcarded) servers from which raw events should be pulled. This same server list is to be used in subsearches

Text (Long)

No

Reuse limit (seconds)

Number of seconds ago to check when an identical search is started and return the job’s search ID instead of starting a new job

Number

No

Required field

Name of a required field to add to the search. Even if not referenced or used directly by the search, a required field is still included in events and summary endpoints

Text (Short)

No

Search mode

Predefined Choice List

No

Status buckets

The most status buckets to generate. Set to 0 generate no timeline information

Number

No

Timeout

Number of seconds to keep this search after processing has stopped

Number

No

Workload pool

New workload pool where the existing running search should be placed

Text (Short)

No

Outputs (what you get)

Name

Description

Data Type

Required?

Example

JSON Output

JSON output returned by the API

Text (Long)

No

Outcomes

Name

Description

Success

This status is selected if the job has successfully completed.

Unsuccessful

This status is selected if the job has completed unsuccessfully.

Requirements

  • N/A

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