SPLK-2003 · Question #84
Which set of steps will show the most detailed information for action results on the Investigation page?
The correct answer is D. Clicking the arrow next to the action within the recent activities pane.. Clicking the arrow next to an action in the recent activities pane expands that specific action to reveal its full, granular details - this drill-down mechanism is designed precisely to surface the most comprehensive result information available for any single action. Option C is
Question
Which set of steps will show the most detailed information for action results on the Investigation page?
Options
- AViewing the evidence tab within the main display area.
- BViewing the action widget within the main display area.
- CClicking on the action within the recent activity pane.
- DClicking the arrow next to the action within the recent activities pane.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D92% (44)
Explanation
Clicking the arrow next to an action in the recent activities pane expands that specific action to reveal its full, granular details - this drill-down mechanism is designed precisely to surface the most comprehensive result information available for any single action. Option C is a distractor because simply clicking the action itself may navigate to a summary view or select it, but does not expand the detailed result output that the arrow toggle provides. Option B is wrong because the action widget in the main display area gives a higher-level overview of actions, not the deepest level of detail for a specific result. Option A is wrong because the evidence tab surfaces artifacts and supporting data tied to the investigation, not the step-by-step action result details.
Memory tip: Think "arrow = expand = more." Whenever an interface offers both a clickable item and an arrow next to it, the arrow almost always means "show me everything" - the item click gives you a summary, the arrow gives you the full story.
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