What does the Search Job Inspector provide in Splunk?

The Search Job Inspector in Splunk provides a comprehensive view of the details surrounding a search job's execution, including both its execution cost and various properties related to the search job itself.

The execution cost of a search gives insights into the resource utilization during the search, helping users understand how much CPU and memory their searches are consuming. This is crucial for optimizing searches, especially in environments with large datasets or complex queries. Additionally, the inspector provides properties such as the search string, user context, job status, time completion, and other relevant metadata about the search, which assists in troubleshooting and performance tuning.

While the other options entail relevant aspects of the data and search process, they do not fully encompass the scope provided by the Search Job Inspector. The focus on execution cost and job properties is a key feature that allows users to refine their search strategies and manage resource usage more effectively.