The RDF primary system is configured with AUDITDUMP OFF for TMF. That is, TMF audit files
will not be archived to tape or disk. A network outage forces a shut down for several days and the
system runs out of disk space for TMF audit files. You have issued a command from RDFCOM
that allows TMF to forget about RDF when deciding whether a file can by reused or deleted.
Which action must you now take prior to restarting RDF once the network has been restored?

A.
Nothing special. RDF will pick up where it left off.

B.
Resynchronize the RDF-protected databases and initialize RDF.

C.
Restore the latest BACKUP images of $SYSTEM and $AUDIT.

D.
Resynchronize any files that may have changed while RDF was down.