Question 360
An issue persists after implementing Policy-package editing after lock release for the goal to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change. Which focused investigation best isolates this failure?
Explanation
Correct Answer
This is the focused troubleshooting check for Policy-package editing after lock release: check stale sessions or lock ownership after the original editor logs out. It tests the failure most relevant to the goal to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change before unrelated settings are changed.
Incorrect Answers
That check is relevant to a fault in Individual policy-package lock used to let administrators safely edit different packages within one ADOM. It does not directly isolate the described Policy-package editing after lock release failure to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change.
That check is relevant to a fault in ADOM workspace lock used to prevent conflicting concurrent changes across a shared ADOM during an approved change. It does not directly isolate the described Policy-package editing after lock release failure to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change.
That check is relevant to a fault in Workflow change session used to require submitted approval before a policy change moves through team controls. It does not directly isolate the described Policy-package editing after lock release failure to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change.



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