How do you add or remove fields from search results in Splunk?

The method for adding or removing fields from search results in Splunk utilizes specific commands to manipulate the output effectively. Using "fields" with a plus sign (+) is the correct way to add fields to the results, while "fields" followed by double quotes allows the removal of specified fields.

When you use "fields +", you can specify which fields you want to include in the final result set. This is useful when working with large datasets where only certain information is relevant for your analysis. Conversely, "fields "" tells Splunk to exclude specific fields from the search results, allowing for a more streamlined and focused output.

Additionally, the use of quotes around field names to remove them is a unique feature that distinguishes the command from others, highlighting that you want to specifically exclude certain fields. This precise syntax maximizes the accuracy and efficiency of data extraction in your Splunk searches.