Once the mass update process is initiated, which of the following is true?

Once the mass update process is initiated, which of the following is true?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Applicable
• D. Sometimes

Answer: (A)

Starting a mass update puts the operation into an active, in-progress state. Once you initiate it, the system commits to applying the changes to all selected records and typically shows a status such as “in progress” or similar. Because the process has started and is expected to run to completion (or handle errors if they occur), the statement about the mass update being underway is true. The other options don’t fit: it’s not false, not inapplicable, and not only sometimes—the action moves from queued to running and remains in that state until it finishes.

Starting a mass update puts the operation into an active, in-progress state. Once you initiate it, the system commits to applying the changes to all selected records and typically shows a status such as “in progress” or similar. Because the process has started and is expected to run to completion (or handle errors if they occur), the statement about the mass update being underway is true. The other options don’t fit: it’s not false, not inapplicable, and not only sometimes—the action moves from queued to running and remains in that state until it finishes.