Which of the following items can be updated without destroying the program build?

• A. Inventory only
• B. Inventory, services, contact information, and site addresses
• C. Only contact information
• D. None of the above.

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that updating these items changes data, not the software structure. The program build refers to the underlying data model, forms, and logic that define how data is collected and stored. Changing inventory counts, editing the list of services offered, or updating contact details and site addresses only updates records or metadata within the existing structure. They don’t redefine fields, validation rules, or how data is processed, so the program build remains intact.

For example, adjusting inventory reflects current stock without altering the data schema; adding or modifying a service offered is a change to what the program records, not how it is built; updating contact information or site addresses updates records about the provider, not the data model. Only changes that alter the data model or core configuration would affect the build.