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02-11-2025 04:44 AM
New records, new groups and modified configuration items
what do they have in common?
A. They are customizations
B. They do not have anything in common
C. They are included in an update set
D. They are not captured in an update set
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02-11-2025 04:47 AM
Answer is D .
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02-11-2025 04:48 AM
This is data, or we can say foundation data, which is not captured in the updated set.
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02-11-2025 04:50 AM
D. They are not captured in an update set - is correct
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Raj
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Answer is D .
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This is data, or we can say foundation data, which is not captured in the updated set.
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Dr. Atul G. - Learn N Grow Together
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D. They are not captured in an update set - is correct
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Raj