What are the possible components of a search in IDN?

The components of a search in SailPoint Identity Now typically include various parameters that allow users to refine and specify their search criteria. The correct set of components consists of terms and organized fields that help structure the search effectively.

In this context, "Terms" serve as the fundamental building blocks for any search, representing the keywords or phrases that users are interested in. First-level and second-level fields provide a hierarchy to categorize the data being searched, allowing for more precise filtering. When searching for specific identities or attributes, typically, users can specify main categories (first-level fields) and further refine those categories (second-level fields) to narrow down results effectively.

This structured approach enhances the search functionality, enabling users to target their inquiries more accurately, thus making it easier to manage identities and access in the system.

Other options mention elements like data types and reports, which are broader concepts that don't directly address the specific components used for search functionality in Identity Now, focusing instead on different aspects of identity governance and administration.