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Two habits of the turned-back rows are checked. First, when the same key turns up twice on the way into a marked-up write target, of two places a row could be put, one is where such a row is put and the other is where it is never put. Second, when the work is split several ways, each split gets a file of its own for the rows it turns back, and of two splits only one has a number put into that file's name. Which pairing fits?

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1. The session log side is where a row whose key turns up twice is put, and the reject file side is where it is never put, while the first partition has its file of turned-back rows named with no number in it and the later partition has the number put into that name.
2. The reject file side is where a row whose key turns up twice is put, and the session log side is where it is never put, while the first partition has its file of turned-back rows named with no number in it and the later partition has the number put into that name.
3. The session log side is where a row whose key turns up twice is put, and the reject file side is where it is never put, while the later partition has its file of turned-back rows named with no number in it and the first partition has the number put into that name.
4. The reject file side is where a row whose key turns up twice is put, and the session log side is where it is never put, while the later partition has its file of turned-back rows named with no number in it and the first partition has the number put into that name.