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| Exam | Splunk Core Certified Advanced Power User |
| Number | SPLK-1004 |
| File Name | Splunk.SPLK-1004.VCEplus.2024-03-13.32q.tqb |
| Size | 115 KB |
| Posted | Mar 13, 2024 |
| Download | Splunk.SPLK-1004.VCEplus.2024-03-13.32q.tqb |
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Question 1
Which of the following would exclude all entries contained in the lookup file baditems. csv from search results?
- NOT [inputlookup baditems.csv]
- NOT (lookup baditems.csv OUTPUT item)
- WHERE item NOT IN (baditems.csv)
- [NOT inputlookup baditems.csv]
Correct answer: A
Explanation:
The correct syntax to exclude all entries contained in the lookup file baditems.csv from search results is NOT [inputlookup baditems.csv]. This syntax uses a subsearch with the inputlookup command to retrieve the contents of the baditems.csv lookup file and then uses the NOT operator to exclude those results from the main search. This approach is efficient for filtering out unwanted data based on a predefined list of criteria stored in a lookup file. The correct syntax to exclude all entries contained in the lookup file baditems.csv from search results is NOT [inputlookup baditems.csv]. This syntax uses a subsearch with the inputlookup command to retrieve the contents of the baditems.csv lookup file and then uses the NOT operator to exclude those results from the main search. This approach is efficient for filtering out unwanted data based on a predefined list of criteria stored in a lookup file.
Question 2
What order of incoming events must be supplied to the transaction command to ensure correct results?
- Reverse lexicographical order
- Ascending lexicographical order
- Ascending chronological order
- Reverse chronological order
Correct answer: C
Explanation:
The transaction command in Splunk groups events into transactions based on common fields or characteristics. For the transaction command to function correctly and group events into meaningful transactions, the incoming events must be supplied in ascending chronological order (Option C). This ensures that related events are sequenced correctly according to their occurrence over time, allowing for accurate transaction grouping and analysis The transaction command in Splunk groups events into transactions based on common fields or characteristics. For the transaction command to function correctly and group events into meaningful transactions, the incoming events must be supplied in ascending chronological order (Option C). This ensures that related events are sequenced correctly according to their occurrence over time, allowing for accurate transaction grouping and analysis
Question 3
What type of drilldown passes a value from a user click into another dashboard or external page?
- Visualization
- Event
- Dynamic
- Contextual
Correct answer: D
Explanation:
Contextual drilldown (Option D) is the type of drilldown that allows passing a value from a user click (e.g., from a table row or chart element) into another dashboard or an external page. This feature enables the creation of interactive dashboards where clicking on a specific element dynamically updates another part of the dashboard or navigates to a different page with relevant information, using the clicked value as a context for the subsequent view. Contextual drilldown (Option D) is the type of drilldown that allows passing a value from a user click (e.g., from a table row or chart element) into another dashboard or an external page. This feature enables the creation of interactive dashboards where clicking on a specific element dynamically updates another part of the dashboard or navigates to a different page with relevant information, using the clicked value as a context for the subsequent view.
