Final answer:
Disabling a user in SBM prevents them from logging into the system at all, making the statement false. Once disabled, users lose both access to data and the ability to log in.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you disable a user in the SBM (Software Business Management) platform, it means that the user account is no longer active. In general, this action prevents the user from logging into the SBM system. Once disabled, not only does the user lose the ability to access data, but they also should not be able to initiate a session within the SBM environment. Therefore, the statement is false; a disabled user should not be able to log into SBM at all.