Answer / Suneel Kumar Singh

The join command in Splunk allows you to combine data from two or more events. Flavors of join commands include: 1. Join on a specific field (`join event1 sourcetype=<sourcetype> field=field1 by field2`). 2. Left-outer join, which returns all records from the left source even if there are no matching records in the right source. 3. Right-outer join, which returns all records from the right source even if there are no matching records in the left source.

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