Which statement best describes the search result?
Exhibit
Refer to the exhibit. ``` index=web status=200 | lookup product_lookup product_id OUTPUT product_name, price | where price > 100 | stats count by product_name ``` The 'product_lookup' lookup table contains product_id, product_name, and price fields.
Trap 1: It returns an error because price is not a field before the lookup.
price is added by the lookup, so it exists at the where clause.
Trap 2: It returns the count of distinct product_ids that have a price >…
stats count counts events, not distinct values; use dc(product_id) for distinct count.
Trap 3: It returns the count of successful web events, but only for…
This is partially true but misses the grouping by product_name.
- A
It returns an error because price is not a field before the lookup.
Why wrong: price is added by the lookup, so it exists at the where clause.
- B
It returns the count of distinct product_ids that have a price > 100.
Why wrong: stats count counts events, not distinct values; use dc(product_id) for distinct count.
- C
It returns the count of events where the price is greater than 100, grouped by product_name.
Correct: after lookup and where filter, stats count by product_name groups events.
- D
It returns the count of successful web events, but only for products with price > 100.
Why wrong: This is partially true but misses the grouping by product_name.