What is the impact of closing a Workflow?

• A. The data for that given Cube be removed out of memory resulting in slower render time.
• B. The Workflow can never be reopened.
• C. The data for that given Cube would remain in memory, causing increased memory usage.
• D. Closing the Workflow has no impact on performance.

Answer: (A)

Closing a Workflow clears the in-memory data for the Cube. This frees RAM so resources are available for other tasks, reducing memory usage. But when you render again or reopen the workflow, the Cube data must be loaded back into memory, which takes time and can lead to slower render times. The other options aren’t accurate: you can reopen a Workflow after closing it, data isn’t kept in memory after closing, and there is a performance impact due to reloading data.