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Question 25
Which of the following is a best practice when writing a search string?
Options:
A.
Include all formatting commands before any search terms
B.
Include at least one function as this is a search requirement
C.
Include the search terms at the beginning of the search string
D.
Avoid using formatting clauses as they add too much overhead
A best practice when writing a search string is to include the search terms at the beginning of the search string. This helps Splunk narrow down the events that match your search criteria and improve the search performance. Formatting commands and functions can be added later in the search pipeline to manipulate and display the results. References: Splunk Core User Certification Exam Study Guide, page 13.
Question 26
Which of the following statements describes a search job?
Options:
A.
Once a search job begins, it cannot be stopped
B.
A search job can only be paused when less than 50% of events are returned
C.
A search job can only be stopped when less than 50% of events are returned
D.
Once a search job begins, it can be stopped or paused at any point in time
