What would you do if you need to protect something from Data Courier updates?

• A. Identify the INI and item numbers of what you want to protect and communicate this to the ODBA of what is needed.
• B. Delete the Data Courier updates.
• C. Move the item to a protected folder.
• D. Reassign the rule to a different workqueue.

Answer: (A)

Protecting items from Data Courier updates is handled by specifying exactly which items to shield and having the administrator apply that protection. The correct approach is to identify the INI file and the specific item numbers you want to protect, then communicate this clearly to the ODBA so they can configure the protection accordingly. By giving precise identifiers, you ensure only the intended items are exempt from updates, and the protection is applied at the system level.

Why the other ideas don’t fit as well: simply deleting updates would remove the update capability and could lead to data inconsistencies or lost changes. Moving the item to a protected folder might seem protective, but Data Courier protections are controlled through its update rules and administrative configuration, not just file-system placement. Reassigning a rule to a different workqueue changes processing flow, not the ability to prevent updates to a specific item.