If Auto-run is Off, how are updates applied to search results?

If Auto-run is Off, how are updates applied to search results?

• A. Updates occur automatically in the background
• B. They never update
• C. You must manually re-run the search to refresh results
• D. They update on a fixed schedule

Answer: (C)

When Auto-run is off, updates to search results happen only when you manually trigger a refresh. The results you see are a snapshot of the data at the moment you ran the search, so if new documents arrive or existing ones change to match your query, they won’t appear until you re-run the search. Re-running applies the same query against the current data, giving you an updated result set. If Auto-run were on, updates would happen in the background automatically, while a fixed schedule would refresh at set times.

When Auto-run is off, updates to search results happen only when you manually trigger a refresh. The results you see are a snapshot of the data at the moment you ran the search, so if new documents arrive or existing ones change to match your query, they won’t appear until you re-run the search. Re-running applies the same query against the current data, giving you an updated result set. If Auto-run were on, updates would happen in the background automatically, while a fixed schedule would refresh at set times.