What are the expected search results from executing the following SPL command? index=network NOT StatusCode=200

The correct answer is C. Every event in the network index that does not contain a StatusCode of 200, including events that. In Splunk, the NOT operator is used to exclude events from your search results. The search index=network NOT StatusCode=200 will return all events in the 'network' index where the StatusCode is not 200. This includes events where the StatusCode field is present and has a value…

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AEvery event in the network index that does not have a value in this field.
BEvery event in the network index that does not contain a StatusCode of 200 and excluding events
CEvery event in the network index that does not contain a StatusCode of 200, including events that
DNo results as the syntax is incorrect, the != field expression needs to be used instead of the NOT

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In Splunk, the NOT operator is used to exclude events from your search results. The search index=network NOT StatusCode=200 will return all events in the 'network' index where the StatusCode is not 200. This includes events where the StatusCode field is present and has a value other than 200, as well as events where the StatusCode field is not present at all.

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