Question: In a Bulk CM Integration Reference Point (IRP) context, what happens if an activation mode is specified for the first `preactivate` operation but needs to be changed for subsequent operations within the same session?
Option 1: The IRPManager can update the activation mode for subsequent `preactivate` or `activate` operations.
Option 2: A new session, download, validate, preactivate, and activate must be started to specify a different activation mode.
Option 3: The IRPAgent automatically adjusts the activation mode based on the initial specification.
Option 4: The session is terminated, and fallback options are invoked before starting anew.
Explanation: If an activation mode was specified for the first `preactivate` operation, it cannot be changed within the same session. To change the activation mode, a new sequence of operations (session, download, validate, preactivate, and activate) must be initiated, ensuring consistency and predictability in the configuration management process.