Which of the following BEST determines if a batch update job was successfully executed?
Which of the following BEST determines if a batch update job was successfully executed?
Testing a sample of transactions to confirm updates were applied is the best method to determine if a batch update job was successfully executed. This approach directly checks the results of the batch process by verifying that the intended updates were correctly and accurately applied to the data. This ensures both the completion and correctness of the execution.
I think answer is B
should be B
Isn't B the answer?
While verifying the timestamp from the job log (option C) can provide information about when the batch update job was executed, it does not directly confirm whether the updates were applied correctly. Timestamp verification alone does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the update process.