Which of the following is true about a datamodel that has been accelerated?

The correct answer is A. They can be used with Pivot, the | tstats command, or the | datamodel command. Accelerating a data model builds TSIDX summary files that dramatically speed up queries. Crucially, acceleration does not restrict how the data model can be queried - it remains fully usable with the Pivot tool, the | tstats command (which takes direct advantage of the TSIDX…

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AThey can be used with Pivot, the | tstats command, or the | datamodel command.
BThey can still be used in the Pivot tool but only with the accelerate_pivot capability.
CThey can no longer be used in the Pivot tool.
DThey can be used with the |tstats command, but will only return that data which has been

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A
89% (34)
C
3% (1)
D
8% (3)

Explanation

Accelerating a data model builds TSIDX summary files that dramatically speed up queries. Crucially, acceleration does not restrict how the data model can be queried - it remains fully usable with the Pivot tool, the | tstats command (which takes direct advantage of the TSIDX summaries for maximum performance), and the | datamodel command. Options B, C, and D are all false; acceleration adds capability and speed, not limitations.

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