Answer / Subhiksha Jaiswal

The syntax for the `case` command in Splunk is as follows:
```
case <field>
when <condition_1> then <action_1>
when <condition_2> then <action_2>
...
else <default_action>
end
```
Here, `<field>` is the field you want to check conditions for. Each `when` clause checks a specific condition, and the corresponding `then` statement performs an action if the condition is true. The `else` clause is optional and defines the action to take if none of the conditions are met.

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