What does it indicate if a file shows "contains 0 bytes" in an RDC Import Error?

The indication that a file shows "contains 0 bytes" in an RDC Import Error means that no data exists in the file. When a file has zero bytes, it essentially means that it is empty; there are no contents to be processed or imported into the system. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as the file not being properly saved or generated, or it could have been created without any data being entered.

This scenario highlights the importance of verifying that files are not only the correct format but also contain the necessary data before attempting an import. While other options talk about possible issues like corruption or incorrect format, they do not directly relate to the specific situation of the file being completely empty. Therefore, the core interpretation rests on the fact that a file marked with zero bytes simply lacks any data.