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## Search Status

The status bar at the very bottom of the web interface provides information on the status of a search.

- Query status indicates whether the query execution is completed.

- Execution time indicates the time spent on running the query. The more specific you can be when writing a query, the fewer results LogScale will have to sort through and the faster the query will run.

- Hits are the number of events actually visited by the first aggregate, not to be misled by the total number of events returned. For example, in a query that specifies a certain number of events in the `tail()` function, should there be any filter specified before that function, then the number of actual hits for that query is given by the filter, not by the function.

- Speed is the query speed in terms of GB per second.

- EPS (Events per Second), number of events hit each second.

- Work indicates the cost of a query in terms of CPU usage and memory allocation combined. Can be used as benchmark value to compare two different queries. The lower the work, the better the query.

- Completion shows the percentage of completion of the running query.

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