Exam FC0-U61 topic 1 question 382 discussion

D. persistence. Persistence refers to the characteristic of data that allows it to be stored and remain available across sessions, even after a device or system is restarted. In this case, a log entry indicating the deletion of a file by a user during a previous session is an example of persistent data because the log record is saved and accessible even after the session ends. Here's why the other options are less relevant: A. analysis: Data analysis refers to the process of examining data to draw conclusions. While the log entry could be analyzed, the log itself represents persistent data. B. exportation: Exporting data involves transferring data from one system to another. The log entry is not being exported; it's being stored for future reference. C. querying: Querying involves searching or retrieving data based on specific criteria. The log entry is data, but querying is not what’s being described here.

A log entry that records the deletion of a file by a user during a previous session is an example of persistent data because it is stored in a log file and remains available even after the session ends.