Config field as date

[peretz_shlomi]

hi
Hi
I'm trying to import a file csv that in one of the fields has a field of time according to the above format

20200402 133001

Also attached is the definition in the file

filter {
csv {
separator => ","
columns => ["time","file type","Product name","Side","Test result","Machine NAME","Barcode","Barcode slave","Component Qty","NG Amount","NG Qty","Operator","Working Order","module number","location","Matiral NO","NG name","result"]
}
mutate {convert => ["Component Qty" , "integer"] }
mutate {convert => ["NG Amount" , "integer"] }
mutate {convert => ["NG Qty" , "integer"] }
date {
match => [ "time", "YYYYMMdd HHmmss"]}
}

Still, I see it as a text field in the system.
Thanks for the helpers

[dadoonet (David Pilato)]

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[Badger]

By default a date filter parses the field you give it and overwrites [@timestamp]. If you want it to overwrite the [time] field then you need to set the target option