Which statement best describes the difference between the two reports?

• A. The Detailed Attempt History Report provides per-attempt metrics; the Success Results Report provides daily aggregates
• B. The Detailed Attempt History Report provides daily aggregates
• C. The two reports contain identical data
• D. The Success Results Report provides daily aggregates and high-level counts; the Detailed Attempt History Report provides per-attempt time metrics and statuses

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is the difference in granularity between the two reports. The Detailed Attempt History report is granular and lets you drill into each individual attempt, showing time-related details and the specific outcome or status of that attempt. In contrast, the Success Results report gives you a higher-level view—daily aggregates and overall counts of outcomes—so you can see trends across days without looking at each attempt.

Therefore, the best description is that the Success Results report provides daily aggregates and high-level counts, while the Detailed Attempt History report provides per-attempt time metrics and statuses. The other options either miss this combination or claim the reports are identical.