How does the resubmission of an outgoing message affect its data?

When resubmitting an outgoing message, the integrity of the original data is maintained. This means that the message is sent exactly as it was, without alterations or updates from any new information that may have surfaced in the system since the initial submission. This aspect is crucial for scenarios where the consistency and accuracy of the original message are paramount, such as in transactional processes or when adhering to regulatory compliance.

Each of the other options suggests a modification or a different handling of the data during the resubmission process, which does not happen in this case. For instance, updating the message to reflect the latest system changes would imply a change in the data, which is not accurate in the context of a straightforward resubmission. Similarly, combining current and previous data into a new message indicates the creation of an entirely new message rather than resubmitting the old one. Marking the message for future processing also does not align with the concept of resubmission, as it suggests a delay or deferment of the action instead of simply sending the original message again.