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An administrator lines up a pair of facts about scheduling and about a PowerExchange Logger Service. First, when a user sets a schedule whose jobs will be run by a Data Integration Service, does that user also have to hold the Application Administration privilege on the very Data Integration Service, or not? Second, which of the two named privilege groups lets a user run condense and which lets a user run displaycpu? Which pair fits?

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1. When a schedule is set so that a Data Integration Service runs the scheduled jobs, the Application Administration privilege on that Data Integration Service is required, and, for a PowerExchange Logger Service, the privilege group that lets a user run condense and the one that lets a user run displaycpu are Management Commands and Informational Commands, in that order.
2. When a schedule is set so that a Data Integration Service runs the scheduled jobs, the Application Administration privilege on that Data Integration Service is optional, and, for a PowerExchange Logger Service, the privilege group that lets a user run condense and the one that lets a user run displaycpu are Informational Commands and Management Commands, in that order.
3. When a schedule is set so that a Data Integration Service runs the scheduled jobs, the Application Administration privilege on that Data Integration Service is optional, and, for a PowerExchange Logger Service, the privilege group that lets a user run condense and the one that lets a user run displaycpu are Management Commands and Informational Commands, in that order.
4. When a schedule is set so that a Data Integration Service runs the scheduled jobs, the Application Administration privilege on that Data Integration Service is required, and, for a PowerExchange Logger Service, the privilege group that lets a user run condense and the one that lets a user run displaycpu are Informational Commands and Management Commands, in that order.