Filtering search results
Splunk is currently one of the best enterprise search engines, that is, a search engine that can serve the needs of any size organization currently on the market. Using a search command, you can filter your results using key phrases just the way you would with a Google search. Here are some examples for you to try out:
SPL> index=main /booking/confirmation
The preceding filters search results and only shows those with /booking/confirmation in the _raw data.
You may also add further filters by adding another phrase. It is very important to note, however, that by default, Splunk will assume that your phrases are logically chained based on an AND operator. For example:
SPL> index=main /booking 200
The preceding line of code is equivalent to the following:
SPL> index=main /booking AND 200
Similarly, you can use the OR operator to find data based on multiple filters. The following command will return all events with /booking or /destinations in the text. It is...
