When defining Parent/Child Numbering with non-level numbering, which of the following are options?

When defining Parent/Child Numbering with non-level numbering, all provided options are valid configurations that allow you to manage how numbers are assigned to child documents in relation to their parent documents.

Continuous Always enables you to have a sequential numbering system that keeps track of the document numbers in a continuous flow without interruption. This means that as new child documents are added, their numbers will follow directly after the last number used, ensuring a clear and consistent numbering pattern.

Suffix Always allows for a specific suffix to be added to the parent document number to distinguish child documents while still maintaining the association with the parent. This is useful for clarity, especially when multiple child documents are generated from the same parent and need to be easily identifiable.

Continuous, Suffix on Retry combines both methods by issuing a continuous number but applies a suffix if, for any reason, a retry is necessitated. This can be particularly helpful in workflows where errors may occur, allowing documents to maintain a traceable relationship while still preserving unique identifiers.

Overall, each option provides a different method of numbering that could be employed in a system depending on the specific requirements or preferences of the document management process, thus making "All of the above" the correct choice.