What happens if a result is not found in the local version during an ASMD query?

When a result is not found in the local version during an ASMD (Avaloq Structured Model Data) query, the system performs a remote query. This is designed to enhance efficiency and ensure that up-to-date information is retrieved from potentially more current data sources. The objective is to maximize the chances of obtaining the desired result without failing the entire query process.

By initiating a remote query, the system checks other available databases or data sources that may have the information. This method effectively creates a fallback mechanism that strengthens the data retrieval process, allowing the system to leverage both local and remote data resources, which is especially useful in environments with frequent data updates or when the local cache may not contain the most current information.

In contrast, the other choices would not accurately describe the behavior of the system in this scenario. Failing to return a result would be a less flexible approach, while updating the local cache immediately or notifying the user of an error would not facilitate the continuation of the query process.