I will change my answer to C:
While B. Testing a sample of transactions to confirm updates were applied is a valid method to verify the accuracy and completeness of updates, it is not as efficient or immediate as verifying the timestamp from the job log. Testing a sample of transactions involves additional steps and may not provide real-time confirmation of the batch update job's execution status.
While verifying the timestamp from the job log (option C) can provide information about when the batch update job was executed, it does not directly confirm whether the updates were applied correctly. Timestamp verification alone does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the update process.
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