Which command is used to sort results in Splunk?

The command used to sort results in Splunk is "sort". This command enables users to arrange the results returned from a search in either ascending or descending order based on one or more specified fields. By providing clarity and organization to the output, the "sort" command helps users easily analyze and interpret data by arranging it in a desired sequence.

In Splunk, using the "sort" command can include various options, allowing further customization. For instance, you can specify whether to sort by a single field or multiple fields, and indicate the order (ascending or descending) for each field. This flexibility helps users tailor the results to their specific analytical needs.

In contrast, the other options provided do not serve the purpose of sorting in Splunk. "Order" is not a recognized command for sorting results in the tool; "group" typically relates to aggregating data but does not inherently sort it; and "filter" is used to restrict data based on specific criteria rather than organizing the output. Thus, "sort" is the correct command to achieve the desired effect in managing search results in Splunk.