The xyseries command in Splunk transforms a stats-like output into a chart-like output, making it easier to visualize complex relationships between multiple data points.
Question # 18
What is the value of base lispy in the Search Job Inspector for the search index=sales clientip=170.192.178.10?
The base lispy expression represents how Splunk parses and simplifies a search command. In this case, the lispy format shows how Splunk is breaking down the search terms to effectively perform the search.
Question # 19
What is returned when Splunk finds fewer than the minimum matches for each lookup value?
A.
The default value NULL until the minimum match threshold is reached.
B.
The default match value until the minimum match threshold is reached.
C.
The first match unless the time_field attribute is specified.
When Splunk's lookup feature finds fewer than the minimum matches for each lookup value, it returns the default value NULL for unmatched entries until the minimum match threshold is reached.
Question # 20
Which commands should be used in place of a subsearch if possible?
stats and eval are recommended over subsearches because they are more efficient and scalable. Subsearches can be slow and resource-intensive, whereas stats aggregates data, and eval performs calculations within the search.
Question # 21
What does using the tstats command with summariesonly=false do?
A.
Returns results from only non-summarized data.
B.
Returns results from both summarized and non-summarized data.
C.
Prevents the use of wildcard characters in aggregate functions.
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.