In Sideview Utils 3.0 the SearchControls module was integrated against a custom controller also contained in Sideview Utils, such that exports from that module do now correctly account for postprocess searches in the view. It can happen and I'll probably do it eventually but it's not a quick fix I'm afraid. So in short, SearchControls could be modified to support postProcess on export, but I'd have to package a new export controller in Sideview. Instead it talks to a controller in SplunkWeb and it looks like all of that SplunkWeb code fails to pass on the postProcess argument during export (in site-packages/splunk/appserver/mrsparkle/controllers/search.py getJobAsset neglects to pass on all the kwargs if the 'isDownload' flag is set). When you click the export icon, the Sideview code doesn't talk to splunkd's REST api directly.
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The Bad News: The underlying support for postProcess doesn't go any higher in the code stack than that. and indeed the postprocess search does take effect. servicesNS/admin/sideview_utils/search/jobs/1372868585.20/results/export?output_mode=csv&f=group&f=series&f=count&output_time_format=%25Y-%25m-%25dT%25H%3A%25M%3A%25S.%25Q%25zĪnd then adding a 'search' argument, and hitting the resulting URL manually on the management port:
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I ran a search of index=_internal source=*metrics.log | stats count by group series, clicked the export icon in the SearchControls module, tracked that to this in splunkd_access.log: Good News: in the splunkd rest API, the export endpoint now does actually support passing a postprocess search as an argument called "search". Please contact the OTseeker team via the Contact PageĮmailing Results: You can also email the results of your searches to yourself or to others but this is not in a format that can be imported into Reference Management systems.It's possible for this to be implemented in the future but it's not possible right now. At the bottom of this Detailed page Click on ‘Export Reference’Īny feedback on exporting search results from OTseeker into reference management systems is welcome. Export One Query If you only want to export a single query to a CSV file, use. mode dot command in conjunction with the. This will open up the Detailed Results page showing the information for each study. When using the SQLite command line shell, you can export your query results to a CSV file by using the.Select ‘View Selected In Full Detail’ at the bottom of the page.Select the articles that you wish to export to a reference management system (The maximum you can export each time is 20).To export information from multiple studies:.Then import the saved text file into your reference management system (eg Endnote) using reference manager ( RIS) as the filter.The information in this notepad file is in a tagged text format. This will open a window asking you to either save or open a file.Click on ‘Export Reference’ at the bottom of the citation.To export information from an individual study:.To export references, follow the instructions below:
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The full details of the study (including any internal validity rating that has been done for RCTs) will be exported. Users of OTseeker are now able to export search results from OTseeker to a file that can be imported into personal reference management systems such as EndNote, Reference Manager, Procite, or Refworks. Exporting references from OTseeker and importing them into a reference management system