A developer is configuring the Commerce Services Connector. They are presented with two synchronization modes for the SaaS data export modules. Review the following descriptions: 1. Data is collected

Question

Options

• A1 = Full export mode, 2 = Partial export mode
• B1 = Legacy export mode, 2 = Immediate export mode
• C1 = Active export mode, 2 = Passive export mode
• D1 = Immediate export mode, 2 = Legacy export mode

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  13% (6)
• D
  80% (36)

Explanation

Option D is correct because in Adobe Commerce's SaaS Data Export module, Immediate export mode handles both collection and transmission in a single synchronous process, while Legacy export mode separates the two steps - collecting data first and relying on a scheduled cron job to send it afterward.

Why the distractors fail:

• A (Full/Partial) describes export scope, not synchronization process - these terms relate to how much data is exported, not how it's timed.
• B flips the definitions - "Legacy" is incorrectly assigned to the single-process method, when in reality Legacy is the older, two-step cron-based approach.
• C (Active/Passive) are invented terms with no meaning in the Commerce Services Connector documentation.

Memory tip: Think of "Immediate" as doing everything right now in one go (instant gratification), and "Legacy" as the old-school way - collect now, send later via cron. The word "Legacy" signals the older, more roundabout method that predates the streamlined single-process approach.

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