I need your help to know if I can do a specific thing.
I have several logs messages has follow:
ABC_FILE_01 -- Received message from abc, assigning ID: 0acf1a1f-9edf-43e1-a929-d711b379604b
ABC_CLEANSING_CM_01 -- client: 0acf1a1f-9edf-43e1-a929-d711b379604b, number: XX received CM quality code for xxxxx@gmail.com is 12345
ABC_ING_01 -- client: 0acf1a1f-9edf-43e1-a929-d711b379604b, idG: 11159999 was created
I want to count all messages beginning by "ABC_ING_01" where id next to "client:" is existing in a message beginning by "ABC_FILE_01".
ID are unique ID.
Here is the mapping :
ABC_FILE_01, ABC_CLEANSING_CM_01, ABC_ING_01 are saved into field called "logcode".
Id 0acf1a1f-9edf-43e1-a929-d711b379604b is saved into field called "logid".
11159999 is saved into field called "groupeId"
All others informations are useless for this usecase.
Thanks for this proposal but with this query I will also count all logid which are not existing in a message beginning by ABC_FILE_01.
Indeed, there are a lot of messages beginning with ABC_ING_01 where logid is not existing in a message beginning by ABC_FILE_01.
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