Does a SUCCESS audit event mean the search succeeded?
Not necessarily. Palantir documents that SUCCESS means the search was logged; it does not establish that the query returned results or completed successfully.
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Palantir’s Audit Explorer Logs the Searches Auditors Make. That Is Useful—and IncompleteThe beta makes audit-log review easier and records each search, but its own documentation lists what those search records do not capture.
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