B. It is used with a subsearch and only accesses historical data.
Explanation:
The append command in Splunk is designed to combine the results of a primary search with those of a subsearch. It operates exclusively on historical data and does not produce accurate results when used in real-time searches.
Appends the results of a subsearch to the current results. The append command runs only over historical data and does not produce correct results if used in a real-time search.
Pardon me, C is the correct answer.
The append command is used to append the results of one search to another search. It can only be used with a simple search, not a subsearch. The append command accesses historical data, not real-time data.
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