Which of the following tasks does NOT require configuration in DTS?

The correct choice is based on the understanding of how DTS operates and the common tasks it handles. Storage management tasks generally involve the management of how data is stored and organized in a database system, which is often handled by the underlying database management system (DBMS) rather than through DTS.

In contrast, data transformation tasks, bulk insert tasks, and file system tasks all require some form of configuration within DTS. Data transformation tasks involve altering data from one format or structure to another, requiring specific transformations to be configured. Bulk insert tasks are about writing large sets of data into a database and often need configuration to optimize performance and handle large data volumes effectively. File system tasks pertain to operations involving files, such as copying or moving files, which also demand configuration to specify the source and destination paths and possibly other parameters related to file handling.

Thus, while DTS is quite versatile in handling a range of tasks, storage management is typically a role designated to the DBMS itself instead of something that DTS would specifically configure.