In Data Management, which statement about batches is true?

• A. Each data load rule must specify the period or the POV period defaults.
• B. Batches can import from source or export to target, but not both.
• C. Batches can execute data loads for multiple locations.
• D. A batch replaces the need for data load rules.

Answer: (C)

Batches in Data Management organize several data load rules into one run, letting you apply the same processing across different targets. This means you can configure a batch to execute data loads for multiple locations in a single execution, which is especially useful for handling data across several FCCS locations without running separate jobs. A batch doesn’t replace the data load rules themselves; you still define the rules that specify how data is moved, mapped, and the POV/period, and the batch simply orchestrates those rules. The batch can include rules that target different locations, so it’s not limited to one location at a time.