how do I write a splunk query to look for an error log containing my email
 To write a Splunk query to look for an error log containing a specific email address, you can use the following search command:

`index=<index_name> sourcetype=<source_type> "error" email@domain.com`

Replace `<index_name>` with the name of the index where your error logs are stored, and replace `<source_type>` with the source type of your error logs. Replace `email@domain.com` with the actual email address you want to search for.

This search command will look for events in the specified index and source type that contain the word "error" and your email address. You can modify the search command to include additional search terms or filters as needed.

Here's an example search command that looks for error logs containing the email address "[john.doe@example.com](mailto:john.doe@example.com)" in the "apache" source type:

`index=my_index sourcetype=apache "error" "john.doe@example.com"`

This search command will return all events in the "my\_index" index with the "apache" source type that contain the word "error" and the email address "[john.doe@example.com](mailto:john.doe@example.com)".
  To write a Splunk query to look for an error log containing your email, you can use the `index=*` wildcard to search across all indexes, and the `keyword=*` wildcard to search for any keyword, including your email address. Here's an example query:
```
index=* search="error* AND email=*",10
```
This query will search for any error logs that contain the keyword "error" and also contain the email address you're looking for. The `10` at the end of the query specifies the number of results to return.

You can also use the `contains` function to search for a specific part of the email address, like this:
```
index=* search="error* AND contains(email, '*@example.com')",10
```
This query will search for any error logs that contain the keyword "error" and also contain the string "example.com" within the email address.

If you want to search for multiple email addresses, you can use the `OR` operator, like this:
```
index=* search="error* OR contains(email, '*@example.com') OR contains(email, '*@otherexample.com')",10
```
This query will search for any error logs that contain the keyword "error" or contain the string "example.com"