Which option listed is NOT a Data Model dataset type?

The option that is not a Data Model dataset type is lookups. Data models in Splunk are designed to provide a structured way to work with and analyze data, allowing users to generate consistent searches, reports, and visualizations from underlying datasets.

A transactions dataset type focuses on combining individual events into a cohesive transaction, which is useful for analyzing business processes that involve multiple steps or events linked by a common identifier.

Events refer to the raw data points that make up the fundamental building blocks of data analysis in Splunk. Each event typically represents a single transaction or occurrence in the system.

Searches involve using specific search queries to retrieve data or insights from the data models. They allow users to create specific data representations based on the underlying datasets.

Lookups, on the other hand, are a way to enrich data by referencing additional datasets that are not part of the core data model structure. While they are useful for enhancing analytic capabilities, they do not fall under the categorization of dataset types within a Data Model.