Hi, I'm trying to parse the 1st column of line in csv to be a timestamp column. But elasticsearch is still treating it as string, not a timestamp. Please help. filter { csv { columns => ["nowdatetime","Total_sum","DIFF"] convert => { "Total_sum" => "integer" "DIFF" => "integer" } } date { …

Parse string to timestamp in csv

Badger March 8, 2019, 3:33pm 4

'2019-03-08 10:25:17.105' does not match the format in your date filter.

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Parse string to timestamp in csv

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