IBM FileNet Content Manager V5.5.3 — Question 16

What is the difference between deduplication performed on sequential access (FILE) storage pools and deduplication of data written to container storage pools?

Answer options

• A. Data deduplication is performed before it is written to a sequential access storage pool
• B. Inline data deduplication is performed before it is written to a container storage pool
• C. Inline data deduplication can only be performed on structured data
• D. Inline data deduplication requires the use of encryption, while deduplication performed on sequential access storage pool does not

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer, A, is accurate because deduplication on sequential access storage pools happens before data is stored, optimizing storage space. Option B is incorrect as it describes the process for container storage pools, while C is wrong because inline deduplication can occur on various data types, not just structured ones. Option D is false since deduplication does not inherently require encryption for either storage type.