@saranyaa21, based on the sample data provided, seems like you are traversing JSON data.Ideally for the sourcetype=serverlog, if you are only interested in JSON data, you should try either INDEXEDEXTRACTIONS=JSON or else KVMODE=json in your props.conf. But not both.In order to test the same at Search time you can try the following run anywhere search with spath to reveal all the.

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• LINEBREAKER = regular expression for event breaks TRUNCATE = 999999 (always a high number). Splunk® Data Onboarding Cheat Sheet (v2.5) v2.5.2. Review The Data.
• Splunk-cheat-sheet AND,OR operator in splunk search Splunk Top command wildcards in splunk search dedup command head and tail stats eval Splunk Search book README.md Splunk-cheat-sheet.
• Matches regex (2) regex: matches regex: In Splunk, regex is an operator. In Azure Monitor, it's a relational operator. Searchmatch In Splunk, searchmatch allows searching for the exact string. Random: rand rand(n) Splunk's function returns a number from zero to 2 31-1. Azure Monitor' returns a number between 0.0 and 1.0, or if a parameter.
• So the next question popping in your mind is should i need to lean regex for using splunk.then answer is it depends.For using and operating splunk you do not need to learn regex in detail - basic knowledge will be ok.But if you want to become a skilled splunk admin then learning regex is necessary.

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• Good regex sites to help with Splunk

• https://regex101.com/ - Great for general regex stuff and capture groups.
• http://www.regexe.com/ - Great for dealing with capture groups in the way that Splunk likes them for anonymising data.
• http://regexr.com/ - Classic website for quick PoC regexs.

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This article is intended to assist users who are familiar with Splunk learn the Kusto Query Language to write log queries with Kusto. Direct comparisons are made between the two to highlight key differences and similarities, so you can build on your existing knowledge.

Structure and concepts

The following table compares concepts and data structures between Splunk and Kusto logs:

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Functions

The following table specifies functions in Kusto that are equivalent to Splunk functions.

(1) In Splunk, the function is invoked by using the eval operator. In Kusto, it's used as part of extend or project.
(2) In Splunk, the function is invoked by using the eval operator. In Kusto, it can be used with the where operator.

Operators

The following sections give examples of how to use different operators in Splunk and Kusto.

Note

In the following examples, the Splunk field rule maps to a table in Kusto, and Splunk's default timestamp maps to the Logs Analytics ingestion_time() column.

Search

In Splunk, you can omit the search keyword and specify an unquoted string. In Kusto, you must start each query with find, an unquoted string is a column name, and the lookup value must be a quoted string.

Filter

Kusto log queries start from a tabular result set in which filter is applied. In Splunk, filtering is the default operation on the current index. You also can use the where operator in Splunk, but we don't recommend it.

Get n events or rows for inspection

Kusto log queries also support take as an alias to limit. In Splunk, if the results are ordered, head returns the first n results. In Kusto, limit isn't ordered, but it returns the first n rows that are found.

Get the first n events or rows ordered by a field or column

For the bottom results, in Splunk, you use tail. In Kusto, you can specify ordering direction by using asc.

Extend the result set with new fields or columns

Splunk has an eval function, but it's not comparable to the eval operator in Kusto. Both the eval operator in Splunk and the extend operator in Kusto support only scalar functions and arithmetic operators.

Rename

Kusto uses the project-rename operator to rename a field. In the project-rename operator, a query can take advantage of any indexes that are prebuilt for a field. Splunk has a rename operator that does the same.

Format results and projection

Splunk doesn't appear to have an operator that's similar to project-away. You can use the UI to filter out fields.

Aggregation

See the list of aggregations functions that are available.

Join

join in Splunk has substantial limitations. The subquery has a limit of 10,000 results (set in the deployment configuration file), and a limited number of join flavors are available.

Sort

In Splunk, to sort in ascending order, you must use the reverse operator. Kusto also supports defining where to put nulls, either at the beginning or at the end.

Multivalue expand

The multivalue expand operator is similar in both Splunk and Kusto.

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Result facets, interesting fields

In Log Analytics in the Azure portal, only the first column is exposed. All columns are available through the API.

Deduplicate

In Kusto, you can use summarize arg_min() to reverse the order of which record is chosen.

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Next steps

• Walk through a tutorial on the Kusto Query Language.