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timewrap command syntax details

Syntax

timewrap
<timewrap-span>
[align=now | end]

Required arguments

<timewrap-span>
Syntax: [<int>]<timescale>
Description: A span of each bin, based on time. The timescale is required. The int is not required. If <int> is not specified, 1 is assumed. For example if day is specified for the timescale, 1day is assumed. See the Timescale options section.

Optional arguments

align
Syntax: align=now | end
Description: Specifies if the wrapping should be aligned to the current time or the end time of the search.
Default: end

Timescale options

<timescale>
Syntax: <sec> | <min> | <hr> | <day> | <week> | <month> | <quarter> | <year>
Description: Time scale units.
Time scale Syntax Description
<sec> s | sec | secs | second | seconds Time scale in seconds.
<min> min | mins | minute | minutes Time scale in minutes.
<hr> h | hr | hrs | hour | hours Time scale in hours.
<day> d | day | days Time scale in days.
<week> w | week | weeks Time scale in weeks.
<month> m | mon | month | months Time scale in months.


The timewrap command uses the abbreviation m to refer to months. Other commands , such as timechart and bin use the abbreviation m to refer to minutes.

<quarter> qtr | quarter | quarters Time scale in quarters
<year> y | yr | year | years Time scale in years.

See also

timewrap command
timewrap command overview
timewrap command usage
timewrap command examples
Last modified on 20 October, 2020
timewrap command overview   timewrap command usage

This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Cloud Services: current


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