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Multiple Json Root Elements

Multiple Json Root Elements. Hi @amirrachman the problem here is you don't have your data as correct json format that's why splunk couldn't extract those fields. Json string sending in multiple messages.

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You have to split the file into two objects, then parse them. It says everything above generates sample events; This above format are contain 2 multiple json root elements which second value eventbase1 not shown on interesting fields in splunk dashboard.

Json String Sending In Multiple Messages.


I am using gson to process a huge json file contains multiple json root elements. A json object may only have one root. You have to split the file into two objects, then parse them.

This Above Format Are Contain 2 Multiple Json Root Elements Which Second Value Eventbase1 Not Shown On Interesting Fields In Splunk Dashboard.


$x++) { $jsonarray=array( 'id' =>. It says everything above generates sample events; If the incoming json document has multiple root elements, enter a virtual root element to be added to the output xml document.

Hi @Harshpatel, The Json That I've Is Like Below.


Assuming you are receiving valid json, then yes, you can pluck. My output format is i want to. Hi @amirrachman the problem here is you don't have your data as correct json format that's why splunk couldn't extract those fields.

A Json Object May Only Have One Root.


You are totally missing the point. My output format is i want. Neither example in your question is a valid json object;

This Above Format Are Contain 2 Multiple Json Root Elements Which Second Value Eventbase1 Not Shown On Interesting Fields In Splunk Dashboard.


3} there is no separate comma between those root elements. Read the line that is singled out. So i have both name field on the json files (i just revise my question on above).

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