What is the correct order of arguments for the eval command 'if' function?

The correct order of arguments for the eval command 'if' function is indeed boolean expression, result if true, result if false. This order facilitates the evaluation of the boolean expression first, which determines what the result will be based on whether the condition is met.

If the boolean expression is true, the function returns the specified result if true. If the boolean expression evaluates to false, it returns the result if false. This logical structure allows users to effectively control the output of the function based on conditional reasoning.

Understanding this syntax is crucial for anyone looking to manipulate data effectively in Splunk using the eval command, as it enables more complex logical operations within their searches and transformations. The clarity in specifying the order of these arguments ensures that the intended logical conditions are met when the data is processed.