I am utilizing the @timestamp field in a DB2 Query. I am using the JDBC plugin, where in I am relying on the @timestamp field for my date parameters.
Now, thing is I cannot use the @timestamp because it has the T, Z and : in it's value(2016-09-01T19:21:08.702Z). Is there a way to parse it at the input section so I can omit the T, Z and colons?
I think the confusion here is that the stdin input does not at all have any way to conect to the jdbc input. You would need a JDBC filter which we do not unfortunately have. It'd be awesome if someone made one however!
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