Under which condition will a report NOT be disabled?

Under which condition will a report NOT be disabled?

• A. Daily recurrence: 14 days without download
• B. Hourly recurrence: 7 days without download
• C. Weekly recurrence: 30 days without download
• D. Monthly recurrence without download

Answer: (B)

Disabling is triggered by the number of days that pass since the report was last downloaded, and the threshold depends on how often the report runs. The smaller the window, the less likely you are to hit the disable condition, assuming you download within that window. An hourly schedule uses the shortest no-download window—seven days. If you download the report within seven days, it stays enabled; you’d have to go more than seven days without downloading to trigger a disable. The longer windows ( fourteen days for daily, thirty days for weekly) make it easier to slip into a disabled state if downloads aren’t performed within those longer periods. The monthly option doesn’t specify a clear threshold here, so the guaranteed not-to-be-disabled condition in practice comes from the hourly recurrence with the seven-day window.

Disabling is triggered by the number of days that pass since the report was last downloaded, and the threshold depends on how often the report runs. The smaller the window, the less likely you are to hit the disable condition, assuming you download within that window.

An hourly schedule uses the shortest no-download window—seven days. If you download the report within seven days, it stays enabled; you’d have to go more than seven days without downloading to trigger a disable. The longer windows ( fourteen days for daily, thirty days for weekly) make it easier to slip into a disabled state if downloads aren’t performed within those longer periods. The monthly option doesn’t specify a clear threshold here, so the guaranteed not-to-be-disabled condition in practice comes from the hourly recurrence with the seven-day window.