When viewing results of a search job from the Activity menu, which of the following is displayed?

When viewing the results of a search job from the Activity menu, it displays the same events from when the original search was executed. This means that the results shown reflect the data that the search job captured based on the conditions and parameters set at the time of its execution. The key point is that the results are static in relation to the time they were generated; they do not update dynamically based on any changes made after the search was initially run.

This principle is crucial for understanding how search jobs operate in Splunk. The search job captures data at a specific point in time, which allows users to analyze and understand historical data without it being influenced by subsequent events that may fall within the defined time range. The other options imply either dynamic changes or the introduction of new events that do not align with how Splunk's search functionality is designed to work once a job is executed.