Splunk Exam SPLK-1001 Topic 5 Question 102 Discussion

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Question #: 102
Topic #: 5

When refining search results, what is the difference in the time picker between real-time and relative time ranges?

AReal-time searches happen instantly, while relative searches happen at a scheduled time.

BReal-time searches display results from a rolling time window, while relative searches display results from a set length of time.

CReal-time searches run constantly in the background, while relative searches only run when certain criteria are met.

DReal-time represents events that have happened in a set time window, while relative will display results from a rolling time window.

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Suggested Answer: B

The difference between real-time and relative time ranges in the time picker is that real-time searches display results from a rolling time window, such as the last 15 minutes, while relative searches display results from a set length of time, such as yesterday or last week. Real-time searches do not happen instantly, but rather update periodically based on the refresh interval. Relative searches do not happen at a scheduled time, but rather when the user runs them. Real-time searches do not run constantly in the background, but rather when the user starts them. Real-time searches do not represent events that have happened in a set time window, but rather events that are happening now.

by Lyda at Oct 23, 2024, 07:40 AM

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Cammy

3 months ago

I'm a little confused by the wording here, but I think B makes the most sense. Real-time and relative time ranges just seem to work differently, that's all.

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Buffy

3 months ago

Haha, I hope the real-time searches don't happen at the same scheduled time as the relative ones. That would be a real time paradox! I'm going with B on this one.

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Elli

2 months ago

I agree, B seems like the correct choice.

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Kimberely

2 months ago

That would be confusing if they happened at the same time!

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Julieta

3 months ago

Real-time searches display results from a rolling time window, while relative searches display results from a set length of time.

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Lettie

3 months ago

Real-time has to be option B, right? It's a rolling window of results, while relative is a set time period. Easy peasy!

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Adela

3 months ago

Real-time is indeed a rolling time window, so option B is the correct choice.

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Candra

3 months ago

Actually, real-time represents events in a set time window, so it's option D.

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Mary

3 months ago

I think real-time searches happen instantly, so it must be option A.

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Paris

3 months ago

Yes, you're correct! Real-time is a rolling time window.

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Eve

4 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about this one. I'd guess that C is the right answer - real-time is constantly running, while relative only runs when certain conditions are met.

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Juan

3 months ago

I believe D is the right answer - real-time represents events that have happened in a set time window, while relative will display results from a rolling time window.

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Keshia

3 months ago

I think B is the correct answer - real-time searches display results from a rolling time window, while relative searches display results from a set length of time.

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Mayra

4 months ago

I believe relative searches display results from a set length of time.

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Luisa

4 months ago

I think the difference is that real-time searches give you instant results, while relative searches look at a specific time period. B seems to be the best answer here.

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