Which of the following eval command functions is valid?

The correct answer is D. tostring(). tostring() is a valid Splunk eval function that converts a numeric or boolean value to a string representation, optionally accepting a format argument (e.g., hex, commas, duration). int() is not a valid eval function in Splunk (use floor() or tonumber() for numeric conversion)…

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Aint()
Bcount()
Cprint()
Dtostring()

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A
6% (2)
B
3% (1)
D
90% (28)

Explanation

tostring() is a valid Splunk eval function that converts a numeric or boolean value to a string representation, optionally accepting a format argument (e.g., hex, commas, duration). int() is not a valid eval function in Splunk (use floor() or tonumber() for numeric conversion). count() is a statistical function used with stats, not eval. print() does not exist in Splunk's SPL.

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#eval command#functions#type conversion#tostring

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