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- How to properly use OR and WHERE in splunk
Hi, I'm new to splunk, my background is mainly in java and sql I was just wondering, what does the operator "OR" mean in splunk, does it have a different meaning? for example, am i using it correct in this instance: host = x OR host = y | Futhermore, I was told the key word "WHERE" has a different
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