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SPLK-1001 Exam - Question 21


After running a search, what effect does clicking and dragging across the timeline have?

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Correct Answer: BC

Clicking and dragging across the timeline in a search interface filters the current search results. This action narrows down the events displayed to only those that fall within the selected time range, without executing a new search or moving to different events in time. The filtered results provide a more focused view based on the chosen segment of the timeline.

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nonee125Option: B
Jun 3, 2020

B is CORRECT.

stalloneOption: B
Jul 23, 2020

B is correct. Dragging across series of bars filters the current result. Doesn't re-execute the search.

cagdaskarabagOption: B
May 18, 2022

How do you have data to search from the Future!

Janna05Option: B
Mar 5, 2021

B is correct pag 67 To select a narrower time range, click and drag across a series of bars – This action filters the current search results  Does not re-execute the search

RequeteOption: B
May 9, 2022

B is CORRECT.

foxx99Option: B
Oct 18, 2022

It's B

RaTixOption: B
Jun 28, 2021

It has to be B. How do you have data to search from the Future? Unless you have a time machine. All data is in the past. Even if you have monitoring enabled on a search, by the time it hits Splunk it is now in the past.

mansamusaOption: D
Mar 3, 2022

answer is D. TESTED

[Removed]Option: B
May 2, 2022

"Mouse over and click on one of the bars or drag your mouse over a cluster of bars in the timeline. The events list updates to display only the events that occurred in that selected time range. The time range picker also updates to the selected time range."

Solemn_TornadoOption: B
Jun 29, 2022

"When you use the timeline to investigate events...You are filtering the existing search results." "When you select a set of bars on the timeline...your search results are filtered to show only the selected time period." ref - https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.0/Search/Usethetimeline

Steve2610Option: B
Jul 11, 2022

When you use the timeline to investigate events, you are not running a new search. You are filtering the existing search results. https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.0/Search/Usethetimeline

kennethbrown4542Option: B
Aug 10, 2022

B is correct.

TeeCeePOption: B
Nov 13, 2020

page 67, slide show. B

rakusuOption: B
Mar 4, 2021

I SAY B IS CORRECT

HuslayerOption: B
Jul 17, 2023

B Is correct !!!

DevilJewelsOption: B
Nov 6, 2023

B is correct When you select a set of bars on the timeline and click Zoom to Selection, your search results are filtered to show only the selected time period. The timeline and events list update to show the results of your selection.

LonnyOption: B
Dec 21, 2023

B is the right answer