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What is the correct syntax to count the number of events containing a vendor_action field?

Question 2

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By default, which of the following fields would be listed in the fields sidebar under interesting Fields?

Question 3

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When looking at a dashboard panel that is based on a report, which of the following is true?

Question 4

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Which of the following is a best practice when writing a search string?

Question 5

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What type of search can be saved as a report?

Question 6

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What can be included in the All Fields option in the sidebar?

Question 7

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What syntax is used to link key/value pairs in search strings?

Question 8

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When viewing the results of a search, what is an Interesting Field?

Question 9

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What syntax is used to link key/value pairs in search strings?

Question 10

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When a Splunk search generates calculated data that appears in the Statistics tab. in what formats can the results be exported?

Open VPLUS File

Convert VPLUS to PDF

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Question 9 - SPLK-1001 discussion

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What syntax is used to link key/value pairs in search strings?

A.

Parentheses

B.

@ or # symbols

C.

Quotation marks

D.

Relational operators such as =, <, or >

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asked 23/09/2024

Chang Weishin

30 questions

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Your answer: A B C D

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