Splunk Inc.

Daniel Streit

Clark Eugene Mullen

Amin Moshgabadi

Hema Krishnamurthy Mohan

Siri Singamneni

Nasim Bigdelu

Thomas Allan Haggie

Systems and methods are disclosed for performing multiple queries in a single graphical user interface (GUI) displayed in a client browser. The client browser causes the display of a first user interface field in a first area of the GUI, where the first user interface field can be used to enter or edit a first query. The client browser also causes first query results generated by a data intake and query system executing the first query to be displayed in the first area. The client browser further causes the display of a second user interface field in a second area of the GUI, where the second user interface field can be used to enter or edit a second query. The client browser also causes second query results generated by the data intake and query system executing the second query to be displayed in the second area.

Executing one query based on results of another query

Systems and methods are disclosed for assigning a global parameter to one or more queries present in a single graphical user interface (GUI) displayed in a client browser. The client browser causes the display of a first user interface field in a first area of the GUI, where the first user interface field can be used to enter or edit a first query. The client browser further causes the display of a second user interface field in a second area of the GUI, where the second user interface field can be used to enter or edit a second query. The client browser also receives a selection of a global parameter, applies the global parameter to the first and second queries, receives a modification to the global parameter for the second query, and causes execution of the first query using the global parameter and of the second query using the modification.

Assigning a global parameter to queries in a graphical user interface

Systems and methods are disclosed for allowing a user to view query results associated with a time range that is different from a time range indicated by a query. For example, a user interface (UI) data manager can receive a request for a panel of a workbook with a query that identifies the first time range. The UI data manager can obtain the panel, including the query and query results, and cause display of a panel view corresponding to the panel. The displayed query results may not correspond to the same time range as the literal time range indicated by the query. Rather, the query results may be the query results generated during an earlier time range that corresponds to the last time the query was run.

Displaying query results from a previous query when accessing a panel

Systems and methods are disclosed for allowing a user to perform various actions in association with a panel. For example, a user interface (UI) data manager can cause display of, as part of a panel view associated with a panel, a user interface field that includes a query and a first display object that includes query results generated as a result of execution of the query. In response to a user input, the UI data manager can further cause display of a second display object that provides the user with a list of actions that can be performed in association with the panel. If a user selects an action, the UI data manager can perform the action and cause display of results of the action in the panel view. The UI data manager can further associate the results of the action with the panel corresponding to the panel view.

Performing panel-related actions based on user interaction with a graphical user interface

Displaying multiple editable queries in a graphical user interface

Systems and methods are disclosed for allowing a user to iteratively build a query. For example, a user interface (UI) data manager can obtain a child query entered or selected by a user. The child query may be a child query to a parent query, such that execution of the child query relies on the query results of the parent query. The UI data manager can associate an identifier corresponding to the query results of the parent query with the child query, and cause a data intake and query system to execute the second query using the identifier. The UI data manager can then instruct a client browser to display the query results provided by the data intake and query system in a graphical user interface (GUI) in an area separate from an area that displays the query results of the parent query.

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Berkeley, CA, United States of America

Daniel Streit