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Exam Name:	Splunk Core Certified User Exam
Exam Code:	SPLK-1001 Dumps
Vendor:	Splunk	Certification:	Splunk Core Certified User
Questions:	244 Q&A's	Shared By:	markas

Question 36

The better way of writing search query for index is:

Options:

index=a index=b

(index=a OR index=b)

index=(a & b)

index = a, b

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Question 37

How are the results of the following search sorted?

… | sort action, —file, +bytes

Options:

In descending order by action, then descending order by file, and lastly by ascending order of bytes.

In ascending order by action, then descending order by file, and lastly by ascending order of bytes.

In descending order by action if it exists. If not, then in descending order by file, and if both action and file do not exist, by ascending order of bytes.

In ascending order by action if it exists. If not, then in descending order by file, and if both action and file do not exist, by ascending order of bytes.