A court-records configuration in Azure must remain unchanged—no updates and no deletes—until a change window is approved. Which lock type purpose matches?
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Short Explanation
ReadOnly means hands off: no edits, no deletes, until someone with rights removes the lock. CanNotDelete still lets you change settings—that is the difference court-records staff care about.
Full Explanation
A ReadOnly lock makes the locked resource or scope non-modifiable and non-deletable through Resource Manager until the lock is removed by an authorized user. CanNotDelete allows changes but blocks delete. Budgets and Purview classifications do not create Resource Manager read-only locks.