- Implementing Splunk(Second Edition)
- Vincent Bumgarner James D. Miller
- 204字
- 2025-04-04 20:51:35
Using the field picker
The field picker is very useful for investigating and navigating data. Clicking on any field in the field picker pops open a panel with a wealth of information about that field in the results of your search.

Looking through the information, we observe the following:
- Number (of) Values, Appears in X% of results tells you how many events contain a value for this field.
- Selected indicates if the field is a selected field.
- Top values and Top values by time (allows referring to the Top 10 Values returned in the search) present graphs about the data in this search. This is a great way to pe into reporting and graphing. We will use this as a launching point later in Chapter 3, Tables, Charts, and Fields.
- Rare Values displays the least common values of a field.
- Show only Events with this field will modify the query to show only those events that have this field defined.
- The links are actually a quick representation of the top values overall. Clicking on a link adds that value to the query. Let's click on
c:\\Test Data\\tm1server.log
.
This will rerun the search, now looking for errors that affect only the source value c:\\Test Data\\tm1server.log
.