An auditor sets an embedded audit module to flag all credit transactions in excess of $5,000.The flag causes the system state to be recorded before and after each transaction is processed.The auditor is using
A)audit hooks.
B)an integrated test facility.
C)the snapshot technique.
D)a system control audit review file.

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The snapshot technique is used when an embedded audit module is set to flag certain transactions, which causes the system state to be recorded before and after each transaction. This allows the auditor to review and analyze the flagged transactions for any unusual or suspicious activity. This technique helps to detect errors, fraud or other irregularities in the transactions.

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