When scoring data internally in SAS Enterprise Miner, what happens to the scored data table?

When scoring data in SAS Enterprise Miner, a copy of the scored data table is indeed stored on the SAS server. This process ensures that the results of the scoring can be easily accessed for further analysis or reporting without needing to recompute them each time. By maintaining this copy, users can review and utilize the scored results to derive insights and make informed decisions based on the scoring. This is particularly valuable in scenarios where multiple scoring methods or models might be applied, allowing for a more efficient workflow.

The other options suggest actions regarding the storage of the scored data that do not align with the functionality of SAS Enterprise Miner during the scoring process. For instance, stating that the data is deleted or not stored contradicts the platform's designed capability to retain important scoring results for future reference. Similarly, the idea of automatic backup does not reflect the standard practices within the scoring feature, as the retained copy serves this purpose inherently.