In Reporting Workbench, saving changes to an opened report updates the existing report rather than creating a new one.

In Reporting Workbench, saving changes to an opened report updates the existing report rather than creating a new one.

• A. True
• B. It creates a new report
• C. It archives the report
• D. False

Answer: (A)

In Reporting Workbench, saving changes updates the existing report. The report you open is a single stored object, so when you click save, the system overwrites that report with your edits, keeping its name and identity intact. If you want to keep the original and create a new report with the edits, you would use the Save As option to save the changes under a new report name. This is how you either update a current report or deliberately create a new one from the edited state.

In Reporting Workbench, saving changes updates the existing report. The report you open is a single stored object, so when you click save, the system overwrites that report with your edits, keeping its name and identity intact. If you want to keep the original and create a new report with the edits, you would use the Save As option to save the changes under a new report name. This is how you either update a current report or deliberately create a new one from the edited state.