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Which two sections can be expanded using the Search Job Inspector?

A.

Execution costs.

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A.

Execution costs.

B.

Saved search history.

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B.

Saved search history.

C.

Search job properties.

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C.

Search job properties.

D.

Optimization suggestions.

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D.

Optimization suggestions.

Suggested answer: C, D

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The Search Job Inspector can be used to expand the following sections: Search job properties and Optimization suggestions. The Search Job Inspector is a tool that provides detailed information about a search job, such as the search parameters, the search statistics, the search timeline, and the search log. The Search Job Inspector can be accessed by clicking the Job menu in the Search bar and selecting Inspect Job. The Search Job Inspector has several sections that can be expanded or collapsed by clicking the arrow icon next to the section name. The Search job properties section shows the basic information about the search job, such as the SID, the status, the duration, the disk usage, and the scan count. The Optimization suggestions section shows the suggestions for improving the search performance, such as using transforming commands, filtering events, or reducing fields. The Execution costs and Saved search history sections are not part of the Search Job Inspector, and they cannot be expanded. The Execution costs section is part of the Search Dashboard, which shows the relative costs of each search component, such as commands, lookups, or subsearches.The Saved search history section is part of the Saved Searches page, which shows the history of the saved searches that have been run by the user or by a schedule

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