When using the Field Extractor (FX), which of the following delimiters will work? (Choose all that apply.)
When using the Field Extractor (FX), which of the following delimiters will work? (Choose all that apply.)
When using the Field Extractor (FX), various delimiters can be utilized to extract fields from events. Delimiters such as tabs, pipes, colons, and spaces are all supported. This flexibility allows the Field Extractor to handle different data formats effectively, ensuring accurate field extraction. Therefore, tabs, pipes, colons, and spaces are all valid delimiters in this context.
I say ABCD, Colons can fall in the other category.
Correct
p152 - ...separated by delimiters (spaces, commas, pipes, tabs, or other characters).
ABCD is also my suggestion as in m Fundamentals 2 PDF dated Jan 2021, Delimiters used in events is Space, Comma, Tab Pipe and Other (which can be colons)
tested in my lab. ABCD is the current answer
ABCD is correct:When using the Field Extractor (FX) in Splunk, several delimiters can be used to extract fields from events, including: Space ( ): Used to extract fields that are separated by spaces. Comma (,): Used to extract fields that are separated by commas. Tab (\t): Used to extract fields that are separated by tabs. Pipe (|): Used to extract fields that are separated by pipes. Semi-colon (;): Used to extract fields that are separated by semi-colons.
Can we please have this corrected to A,B,C,D as reflected
All the above
ABCD You can use the DELIMS attribute in field transforms to configure field extractions for events where field values or field/value pairs are separated by delimiters such as commas, colons, tab spaces, and more. https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.4/Knowledge/Exampleconfigurationsusingfieldtransforms
According to Splunk, space, comma, tab, pipehttps://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.5/Knowledge/FXRenameFieldsstep
All of them
https://kinneygroup.com/blog/a-lesson-on-splunk-field-extractions-and-rex-and-erex-commands/#:~:text=Delimiters%20are%20characters%20used%20to,pipes%2C%20tabs%2C%20and%20colons.
ABCD are all correct
I choose the all. because we can extract the data for any fields.
So all the Splunk docs say " comma and space for sure" but the document reference below does include colons and tabs. (You can use the DELIMS attribute in field transforms to configure field extractions for events where field values or field/value pairs are separated by delimiters such as commas, colons, tab spaces, and more.) = ABCD in my OP
ABCD A. Tabs: Tabs can be used as delimiters for field extraction in Splunk. They are commonly used when data is separated by tab characters. B. Pipes: Pipes (|) can be used as delimiters in Splunk's Field Extractor. This is especially useful when data is structured using pipe characters as separators. C. Colons: Colons (:) can also be used as delimiters when defining field extractions in Splunk. If your data is separated by colons, you can specify this delimiter. D. Spaces: Spaces can be used as delimiters as well. If your data is separated by spaces, you can configure the Field Extractor to recognize spaces as delimiters. So, all of the options (A, B, C, D) can work as delimiters when using the Field Extractor in Splunk, depending on how your data is structured and separated. You can choose the appropriate delimiter that matches the format of your data.
I think A, B, D. Because a comma, not a colon, is the correct answer.
ABC not colons!
Correction ABD ! https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.0/Knowledge/FXRenameFieldsstep
community vote distribution Answer AB, but Examtopics Answer BD, which one consider is right?
All ABCD are correct
ABCD - according to documentation