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DP-300 Implement a secure environment Practice Question
Drag and drop the steps to restore an Azure SQL Database to a point in time in the correct order.
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Select the source database, then choose Restore type as Point-in-time, then specify the point in time, then name the new database, then click Create.
The restore process starts by selecting the database, then choosing the restore type, specifying the point in time, naming the new database, and finally creating it.
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For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Select the source database, then choose Restore type as Point-in-time, then specify the point in time, then name the new database, then click Create.
Why this is correct
This is the correct order because in Azure portal, you first select the database, then choose the restore type (point-in-time), then specify the exact time, then provide a name for the restored database, and finally create it.
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Select the source database, then name the new database, then choose Restore type as Point-in-time, then specify the point in time, then click Create.
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because you must choose the restore type and specify the point in time before naming the new database, as the restore type determines the available options.
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Select the source database, then choose Restore type as Point-in-time, then click Create, then name the new database, then specify the point in time.
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because you cannot create before specifying the point in time and naming the database; creation is the final step after all configurations.
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Select the source database, then specify the point in time, then choose Restore type as Point-in-time, then name the new database, then click Create.
Why it's wrong here
This is incorrect because you must choose the restore type before specifying the point in time; otherwise the time specification may not be available or contextually incorrect.
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Azure SQL Performance Tuning
Azure SQL Performance Tuning is the process of optimizing the speed and efficiency of queries and database operations in Microsoft Azure SQL Database or SQL Managed Instance to reduce latency and improve throughput.
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