What's the difference between "active standby current" and "standby current" in memory?

Hi,

In many memory datasheets that give electrical characteristics of SDRAM they have many different kinds of current and I am confused. Please can you tell me what the difference between "active standby current" and "standby current"?

Thank you

LD

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