Setting summariesonly=false in the tstats command retrieves results from both summarized (accelerated) and non-summarized (raw) data, allowing a more comprehensive analysis of both types of data in the same query.
Question 2
Where does the output of an append command appear in the search results?
Options:
A.
Added as a column to the right of the search results.
B.
Added as a column to the left of the search results.
C.
Added to the beginning of the search results.
D.
Added to the end of the search results.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
The output of the append command is added to the end of the current search results. This is useful for concatenating additional data from a subsearch.
Question 3
What command is used to compute and write summary statistics to a new field in the event results?
Options:
A.
tstats
B.
stats
C.
eventstats
D.
transaction
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The eventstats command in Splunk is used to compute and add summary statistics to all events in the search results, similar to stats, but without grouping the results into a single event.