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CheckPoint 156-315.81 Exam - Topic 12 Question 79 Discussion

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Question #: 79
Topic #: 12

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What is the SOLR database for?

AUsed for full text search and enables powerful matching capabilities

BWrites data to the database and full text search

CServes GUI responsible to transfer request to the DLE server

DEnables powerful matching capabilities and writes data to the database

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Suggested Answer: A

The SOLR database is used for full text search and enables powerful matching capabilities. The SOLR database is part of the Log Server component, which is responsible for indexing and storing logs received from Security Gateways and other sources. The SOLR database allows users to perform complex queries on the logs using keywords, filters, operators, and expressions. Reference:Log Server

by Paul at Jun 01, 2026, 03:36 AM

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Annice

23 hours ago

I lean towards B. Writing data is also important.

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Arminda

6 days ago

Yeah, option A makes sense. Powerful matching is key.

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Shawna

11 days ago

I think SOLR is mainly for full text search.

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Quentin

16 days ago

A and D are both true, but A is the best answer!

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Maira

22 days ago

I disagree, C sounds off. It’s not just about the GUI.

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Curt

27 days ago

Wait, it writes data too? I thought it was just for searching.

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Markus

1 month ago

Definitely A, powerful matching is key.

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Anika

1 month ago

It's mainly for full text search!

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Hubert

1 month ago

I’m confused about C; I don’t recall SOLR being a GUI, but I could be mixing it up with something else.

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Tayna

2 months ago

I think I saw a practice question that emphasized matching capabilities, which makes me lean towards A or D.

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Laquanda

2 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I feel like B might be relevant since it mentions writing data too.

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Tabetha

2 months ago

I remember SOLR is mainly about full text search, so I think A is the right choice.

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