Which file size threshold triggers conversion of IDC files to BAD?

Which file size threshold triggers conversion of IDC files to BAD?

• A. Greater than 1MB
• B. Less than 1KB
• C. Exactly 1MB
• D. Greater than 10MB

Answer: (A)

The threshold is set at file sizes greater than 1MB. When an IDC file exceeds 1MB, it is converted to BAD to prevent heavy processing of very large content and to flag it for safer handling. This keeps performance stable and avoids risking resource exhaustion during scanning. Smaller IDC files are processed normally, so they don’t trigger the conversion. The other options describe thresholds that don’t match the defined rule (either too small, or at a boundary, or at a different size), so they wouldn’t consistently cause the conversion.

The threshold is set at file sizes greater than 1MB. When an IDC file exceeds 1MB, it is converted to BAD to prevent heavy processing of very large content and to flag it for safer handling. This keeps performance stable and avoids risking resource exhaustion during scanning. Smaller IDC files are processed normally, so they don’t trigger the conversion. The other options describe thresholds that don’t match the defined rule (either too small, or at a boundary, or at a different size), so they wouldn’t consistently cause the conversion.