Q: 10
How are events displayed after a search is executed?
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C . Splunk shows newest events first after a search, so reverse chronological order makes the most sense here. Pretty sure about this since that's what I always see in the UI.
Had something like this in a mock, C is what Splunk does by default. Events show up newest first, reverse chronological. Not totally impossible for them to tweak UI logic but that's the standard. Agree?
Not B here, C is right. Trap is thinking it's random but Splunk defaults to reverse chronological.
Splunk really loves to do things its own way, always shows newest first. C
C imo. That's what Splunk does for normal searches, newest first. I think that's what they want here.
Its C. Splunk search results come up reverse chronological, newest events first by default. Pretty sure that's how the exam wants it.
Not B like some think, it's C. Splunk always puts newest events up top by default unless you mess with sorting, so reverse chronological is right here. Seen similar in practice tests, pretty sure about this.
B , since I've seen a similar question in practice and sometimes events aren't sorted if you don't specify it. Not 100% but feels close.
B tbh. Some labs and practice tests say Splunk can show results randomly if you switch off sorting, so I could see an argument for B unless the question clearly asks about default behavior. Official study guide might have more details.
Yeah I'm leaning toward C too since Splunk usually puts the newest events at the top after you run a search. Makes it easier to spot recent stuff fast. Pretty sure that's default unless someone tweaks the sorting, but open to counterpoints if I'm missing something.
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