The main change between the two versions is that I have added a fourth option called "Username" instead of "AccountID". This could be beneficial if you want to include the username field in your query.

Another difference is that the code has been updated with the recommended import statements, including react, which seems necessary for using React components within this code snippet. The use of ES modules (export default) suggests modern web development best practices; however, it's important to note that some browsers may not fully support them.

For future optimizations, consider enhancing the UI by adding buttons or dropdowns for each input type (i.e., asset ID, asset name, user ID) so users can easily select their desired fields without having to modify existing code manually every time they update their selection. Also, ensure compatibility across all supported browser environments to avoid breaking functionality among different platforms.