Splunk® Data Stream Processor

Function Reference

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Aggregation

The following are scalar functions that you can use in the stats and aggregate with trigger streaming functions to perform calculations over data in a given time-window.

average(X)

Calculates the average (mean) of values in a time window.

Function Input
value: T
Function Output
double

SPL2 example

The following example returns the average (mean) "size" for each distinct "host".

...| stats average(size) BY host, span(timestamp, 50s, 10s) |...; 


count(X)

Returns the number of non-null values in a time window.

Function Input
value: any
Function Output
long

SPL2 example

Returns the count of the "status_code" field.

...| stats count(status_code) by status_code, span(window_start, 5000ms, 1000ms, 1000ms) |...;


max(X)

Returns the maximum value in a time window.

Function Input
value: number
Function Output
number

SPL2 example

Returns the maximum value of the "time_taken" field.

...| stats max(time_taken) by time_taken, span(timestamp, 50s, 10s) |...;


mean(X)

Calculates the average (mean) of values in a time window.

Function Input
value: number
Function Output
double

SPL2 example

Returns the average value of the "time_taken" field.

...| stats mean(time_taken) by time_taken, span(timestamp, 50s, 10s) |...;


min(X)

Returns the minimum value in a time window.

Function Input
value: number
Function Output
number

SPL2 example

Returns the minimum value of the "time_taken" field.

...| stats min(time_taken) by time_taken, span(timestamp, 50s, 10s) |...;

sum(X)

Returns the sum of values in a time window.

Function Input
value: number
Function Output
number

SPL2 example

Returns the sum of the "time_taken" field.

...| stats sum(time_taken) by time_taken, span(timestamp, 50s, 10s) |...;
Last modified on 05 August, 2020
Overview of stats scalar functions  

This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Data Stream Processor: 1.1.0


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