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Please join us in #logstash on Freenode or at https://discuss.elastic.co/ for troubleshooting help, we reserve Github for confirmed bugs and feature requests :)
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Thanks for your response. Well, I figured it out by constructing the mentioned work around so i'm not really seeking for troubleshooting help.
I'm wondering if this is designed intentionally this way, if not i'd consider it worth looking into (i'd call it a bug).
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Ok, apologies if I misunderstood! :)
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@csamsel This looks to me like a bug, I need to run a bit more rest, but a quick run of the YEAR expression at rubular.com matched for the 4 digits, so I would call it a bug for now.
Thanks a lot for your time and report!
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Hi @csamsel I was doing more test on your issue, specially with the DATESTAMP and seeing the output of the grok, all worked for me as expected. would you be able to provide me a sample log line? this would be super useful to actually validate if this is a grok error or a multiline one.
Thanks
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Hi,
Yes this issue only rises with multiline parsing because in standard scenario grok will discard the leading 20 of date variables and the pattern will still match with 2-digit years. I was wondering if there is any reason for only groking and storing only 2-digit year numbers instead of the full year? btw this will als break in case old logfiles from 19XX are parsed.
Here is an (anonymized) log excerpt. All lines are related to the same query and therefore are useful to multiline. I'm correlating them by the same timestamp, which did not work initially because the leading 20 is not parse by grok.
2015-08-31 10:01:03.600 UTC [22567]: [46354-2/228947] [email protected],db=XXX_db LOG: duration: 0.085 ms parse <unnamed>: insert into "ixsi"."booking_target_status_place" ("booking_target_id", "provider_id", "place_id") values ($1, $2, $3)
2015-08-31 10:01:03.600 UTC [22567]: [46354-2/228947] [email protected],db=XXX_db LOG: duration: 0.067 ms bind <unnamed>: insert into "ixsi"."booking_target_status_place" ("booking_target_id", "provider_id", "place_id") values ($1, $2, $3)
2015-08-31 10:01:03.600 UTC [22567]: [46354-2/228947] [email protected],db=XXX_db ERROR: insert or update on table "booking_target_status_place" violates foreign key constraint "FK_booking_target_status_place_plid"
2015-08-31 10:01:03.600 UTC [22567]: [46354-2/228947] [email protected],db=XXX_db STATEMENT: insert into "ixsi"."booking_target_status_place" ("booking_target_id", "provider_id", "place_id") values ($1, $2, $3)
looking at the pattern
YEAR (?>\d\d){1,2}
it should allow either 2 or 4 diggits, but it only parses 2. Just check your own data if the timestamp is save as e.g. 15-09-09 08:45:49.644 UTC or 2015-09-09 08:45:49.644 UTC (the latter beeing prefered)
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I noticed that datestamp for some reason is parsing the first number as a MONTH as first priority, DAY as second priority (Because of DATE_US/DATE_EU), but never parses it as YEAR first.
If you pass 2002/01/14, it parses it as 02 MONTH, 01 DAY, 14 YEAR.
If you pass 2015/01/14 it parses as 15 DAY, 01 MONTH, 14 YEAR.
but it'll never parse it as YEAR, MONTH, DAY.
It would be nice to have a built-in that parses YEAR/MONTH/DAY as it's mentioned in grok-patterns
# datestamp is YYYY/MM/DD-HH:MM:SS.UUUU (or something like it)
Right now, DATESTAMP only works with MM/DD/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY patterns.
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confirming what xNinjaKitty says. The comment about accepted datestamp formats doesn't include year-first. In fact, there's no YYYY/mm/dd format (with slashes). This is the cause of #112.
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