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Why might changes older than a certain age no longer appear on the Inherited Data Changes tab or the Data Changes (Pending Commits) tab?
Why might changes older than a certain age no longer appear on the Inherited Data Changes tab or the Data Changes (Pending Commits) tab?
- To limit the memory usage and improve system performance.
- To prioritize data updates from the host system over user-initiated changes.
- To encourage users to update their scenarios regularly.
- To prevent clutter and focus on recent user-initiated changes. (correct)
When might information be displayed on the Inherited Data Changes tab?
When might information be displayed on the Inherited Data Changes tab?
- When data updates are automatically made by custom applications.
- When thousands of changes occur in the scenario.
- When changes are older than a certain age set by the administrator.
- When users have access to the scenario's parent. (correct)
Why might the tabs not be able to display data for a scenario with thousands of changes?
Why might the tabs not be able to display data for a scenario with thousands of changes?
- Because of conflicts in the data changes.
- To prioritize admin access to the data.
- To encourage users to adjust their limits.
- Due to memory limits. (correct)
What action can a RapidResponse Administrator take if tabs cannot display data due to memory limits?
What action can a RapidResponse Administrator take if tabs cannot display data due to memory limits?
In what scenario might conflicts arise between users' changes in a scenario and its parent?
In what scenario might conflicts arise between users' changes in a scenario and its parent?
What happens when conflicting changes occur between users in a scenario and its parent?
What happens when conflicting changes occur between users in a scenario and its parent?
What does RapidResponse provide the ability to track in scenarios?
What does RapidResponse provide the ability to track in scenarios?
Why might you want to track recent changes between a selected scenario and its parent scenario?
Why might you want to track recent changes between a selected scenario and its parent scenario?
What type of changes are tracked as 'Pending Updates' in RapidResponse scenarios?
What type of changes are tracked as 'Pending Updates' in RapidResponse scenarios?
When wanting to update a scenario with changes from its parent scenario, what details might you want to know?
When wanting to update a scenario with changes from its parent scenario, what details might you want to know?
What is the purpose of tracking recent changes between a selected scenario and the Enterprise Data scenario?
What is the purpose of tracking recent changes between a selected scenario and the Enterprise Data scenario?
Why might it be important to track recent changes in scenarios?
Why might it be important to track recent changes in scenarios?
Where can you view changes made in the parent scenario?
Where can you view changes made in the parent scenario?
In what scenario tab will data changes made using automated processes be summarized?
In what scenario tab will data changes made using automated processes be summarized?
What happens to changes older than the default age of 45 days in the Data Changes (Pending Commits) tab?
What happens to changes older than the default age of 45 days in the Data Changes (Pending Commits) tab?
If memory limits prevent displaying data for a scenario with thousands of changes, who can adjust the limit?
If memory limits prevent displaying data for a scenario with thousands of changes, who can adjust the limit?
Where can you see all changes brought into a scenario from its parent?
Where can you see all changes brought into a scenario from its parent?
Which tab shows all changes made to a scenario?
Which tab shows all changes made to a scenario?
