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To specify a time range in Splunk search syntax, you can use the earliest and latest time modifiers. You can specify an exact time such as earliest="10/5/2019:20:00:00" or a relative time such as earliest=-h or latest=@w6.
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Additionally, you can set default time ranges for the API or CLI, and specify time modifiers in a search.
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To specify a time range in your search syntax, you use the earliest and latest time modifiers. You can specify an exact time such as earliest="10/5/2019:20:00:00" , or a relative time such as earliest=-h or latest=@w6 .
Searching specific time ranges - Splunk Documentation
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For exact time ranges, the syntax of time_modifier is: %m/%d/%Y:%H:%M:%S. For example, to specify a time range from 12AM October 19, 2009 to 12AM October 27, 2009:
If you specify only the "earliest" attribute, "latest" is set to the current time (now) by default.
Solved: query for time - Splunk Community
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Splunk Time Range Search - The Splunk web interface displays timeline which indicates the ... This does not cause the re-execution of the query. It only ...
Splunk - Time Range Search
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Splunk Searching with Time 2 is a feature that allows users to search for better results in their dataset with the help of appropriate time. It can be done by using advanced time range options, creating a time frame based on an existing timeline, setting default time ranges for the API or CLI, and specifying time modifiers in a search. Additionally, users can set default time ranges for the API or CLI, and specify time modifiers in a search.
Splunk Searching with Time 2 - Javatpoint
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to specify "earliest" as reference in time unit to "latest" when specifying time range ... Actually, I do have some bash script spitting out a search query to ...
SPL search and time range : r/Splunk
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