into command: Examples

The following are examples for using the SPL2 into command. To learn more about the into command, see How the SPL2 into command works.

1. Append search results to a dataset

Append the search results to the mytable dataset, which is a lookup kind of dataset.

... | into mode=append mytable

2. Pipeline examples

These examples show how to use the into command in a pipeline.

Use a pipeline to send data to a destination

The following pipeline selects a subset of the data received by the Edge Processor or Ingest Processor and then sends the data to a destination, such as an index or Amazon S3 bucket. The $destination parameter refers to the destination dataset specified in the pipeline settings.

$pipeline = | from $source 
| into $destination

Mask sensitive information using a pipeline

The following pipeline replaces the credit card numbers in the _raw field with the word "<redacted>". The pipeline then sends the masked data to a destination.

$pipeline = | from $source 
| eval _raw=replace(_raw, /[1-5][0-9]{15}/i, "<redacted>") 
| into $destination

Send pipeline data to separate destinations

The following example uses the branch command to make 2 complete copies of the incoming data and send the data into different destinations.

• For the first copy, the data is sent to an existing index named buttercup in a cisco_syslog destination.
• For the second copy, the IP addresses are obscured by using the hashing function, sha256, and then the data is sent to an Amazon S3 destination.

$pipeline = | from $source 
| branch
[ | eval index="buttercup" | into $cisco_syslog_destination],
[ | eval ip_address = sha256(ip_address) | into $aws_s3_destination]

See also

into command

into command: Overview, syntax, and usage

Pipelines

Edge Processor pipeline syntax in the Use Edge Processors manual

Ingest Processor pipeline syntax in the Use Ingest Processors manual