Which of the following are functions of the stats command?

The stats command in Splunk is a powerful tool used to compute various statistical aggregations over sets of events. One of its main functions is to help summarize data, and it supports a variety of aggregation functions that can be applied to the fields in the dataset.

The correct answer includes the functions sum, avg, and values.

• Sum: This function calculates the total of a specified numeric field across the specified set of events. It is particularly useful for quantifying total values, like total sales or total errors in a log.

• Avg: Short for average, this function computes the mean value of a numeric field within the specified dataset. It provides insight into typical values, which can be crucial for understanding trends and anomalies in the data.

• Values: This function returns the distinct values of a specified field. It's valuable when you want to know all unique entries for a field, such as unique user identifiers or distinct error codes.

These functions work together to provide a comprehensive overview of the data, enabling users to perform in-depth analysis effectively.

The other choices include functions that are either not part of the stats command or combine terms that do not represent valid statistical aggregations within Splunk’s context. This makes the understanding