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問題文

The steward plans the order of work for two kinds of glossary asset, and one of the two has to be in place before the other can be linked to it. A developer then sets one property on a database connection, and the two settings of that property do not wrap the same identifiers. Which pairing states which of the two kinds of asset comes first, and states which identifiers get wrapped under each of the two settings?

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1. A policy takes its place in the glossary after the other one is there, and a business term takes its place in the glossary before the other one is there. With the mixed-case property cleared the service wraps every identifier in the chosen character, and with the mixed-case property selected the service wraps the identifiers that hold a reserved keyword or a special character.
2. A policy takes its place in the glossary after the other one is there, and a business term takes its place in the glossary before the other one is there. With the mixed-case property selected the service wraps every identifier in the chosen character, and with the mixed-case property cleared the service wraps the identifiers that hold a reserved keyword or a special character.
3. A business term takes its place in the glossary after the other one is there, and a policy takes its place in the glossary before the other one is there. With the mixed-case property cleared the service wraps every identifier in the chosen character, and with the mixed-case property selected the service wraps the identifiers that hold a reserved keyword or a special character.
4. A business term takes its place in the glossary after the other one is there, and a policy takes its place in the glossary before the other one is there. With the mixed-case property selected the service wraps every identifier in the chosen character, and with the mixed-case property cleared the service wraps the identifiers that hold a reserved keyword or a special character.