Which statement is incorrect about how dynamic sampling agents (DSAs) manage 1-second data storage?

By default, the DSA attempts to keep 1-second data for 2 hours. The length of this time period is specified by the RawDataPersistDuration attribute in the dsa.xml file.

The DSA deletes the oldest 1-second data from the database If there is less than 10 percent of free disk space (the default for the RawDataPersistFreeSpaceTargetPercent attribute)

The DSA deletes the oldest 1-second data from the database if the database file is larger than specified in the RawDataPersistMaxDiskTarget attribute (unlimited as default).

If both the RawDataPersistFreeSpaceTargetPercent and RawDataPersistMaxDiskTarget attributes are satisfied, the DSA deletes data, if necessary, to retain only as much data as specified by RawDataPersistDuration.

At startup, and every 2 hours thereafter (or the frequency specified by RawDataPersistPurgeInterval), the DSA deletes the oldest 1-second data from the database.