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Does "Time Range" matter for Report acceleration

ctaf
Contributor

Hello,

I understand that using "Summary indexing", the Time Range is important as it can create gaps or overlaps.
But how does it work with "Report acceleration" (and "Data model acceleration" by the way)? Since Splunk creates automatically the summaries over a certain "Summary Range", is the "Time Range" field relevant?

What should I enter in the Time Range field for my example (see attachment) ?

Thanks !

woodcock
Esteemed Legend

The time-range specifies how far back to run the backfill and also how much tsidx data to keep. If you say 6 months, then an automatic backfill process will run to back-generate the tsidx for this report. If you then search older than 6 months, the benefits of acceleration will not be preset but if you still have raw data, your search will complete.

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ctaf
Contributor

I think you're explaining "Summary Range" and not Time Range?

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

It has nothing to do with the acceleration. That setting has to do with the report only.

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ctaf
Contributor

Ok, so it doesn't affect the acceleration?

woodcock
Esteemed Legend

That is correct.

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