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vertising words associated with coffee. Let's call the .csv file filtered_words.csv ,
and give it just a single text field, containing words like "is", "the", and "then". Let's re-
write the search to look like the following code:
index=twitter text=*coffee*
| makemv text | mvexpand text
| search NOT [inputlookup filtered_words | fields text ]
| top 30 text
Using the preceding code, Splunk will search our Twitter index for *coffee* , and then
expand the text field so that individual words are separated out. Then it will look for
words that do NOT match any of the words in our filtered_words.csv file, and fi-
nally output the top 30 most frequently found words among those.
As you can see, the lookup table can be very useful. To learn more about Splunk lookup
tables, go to http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.1.5/SearchReference/Look-
up .
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