Which statement best describes MWS ASE point storage states?

Which statement best describes MWS ASE point storage states?

• A. All ASE points are always stored in MWS
• B. A Not Stored ASE point means it has not been saved yet, while Stored indicates it is saved
• C. ASE points cannot be stored
• D. Only stored ASE points can be displayed

Answer: (B)

The statement tests understanding of how ASE points are kept in MWS: whether they are saved to persistent storage or not. Not Stored means the point hasn’t been saved yet—it's only in memory for the current session. Stored means it has been saved to MWS, so it will be retained and available for later recall and use. This simple save-or-not-save distinction is exactly what these storage states convey, which is why it’s the best description. The other options conflict with the idea that points can exist in a non-saved, in-memory state, or they add requirements (like being the only ones displayable) that aren’t part of what the storage states define.

The statement tests understanding of how ASE points are kept in MWS: whether they are saved to persistent storage or not. Not Stored means the point hasn’t been saved yet—it's only in memory for the current session. Stored means it has been saved to MWS, so it will be retained and available for later recall and use. This simple save-or-not-save distinction is exactly what these storage states convey, which is why it’s the best description. The other options conflict with the idea that points can exist in a non-saved, in-memory state, or they add requirements (like being the only ones displayable) that aren’t part of what the storage states define.