Which of the following index searches would provide the most efficient search performance?
Which of the following index searches would provide the most efficient search performance?
The most efficient index search is one that specifies exact indices rather than using wildcards. Wildcards like '*' can be very expensive in terms of search performance because they scan a broader range of data. Therefore, 'index=web OR index=sales' is the most efficient search performance as it narrows down the indices to specific ones.
C is correct. Wild cards are always expensive.
C is correct
C gives you the most details to specify the search the most. using * brings you everything under the sun and would be the least efficient.
I have no idea who tagged the right answers for these but please stop, there are so many wrong answers.
C is correct
C should be correct as it is not using regex
C is right, to improve performance in searches you have to be specific, wildcards makes searches more expensive
C is correct. Wild cards are always expensive.
C is correct.
Wildcards are very inefficient.
C is correct
A is the right answer
What do you base this of? They say you get better search performance by including more fields and being more specific. A is nothing but a wildcard, i'd say its the least efficient when it comes to search performance
C is the correct ans
Another mistake, ExamTopics, could you please correct ...