In Data Management, a batch can load to multiple locations. True or false?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

In Data Management, a batch is a load operation that can be configured to deliver to multiple target locations in a single run. You set one or more target locations for the batch, and the same source data, with its mappings, can be loaded into each of those locations. This is useful when the same data needs to be applied across several FCCS locations (for example, multiple entities or jurisdictions) without duplicating the effort.

So the statement is true because a batch supports multi-location loading by applying the appropriate location mappings for each chosen target location within the same batch. Choosing not to load to multiple locations or leaving the behavior unspecified does not reflect how batches are used in practice.