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Question 12

An administrator accidentally deleted a database. Veeam Explorer for Oracle will be used to restore it back. What is the fastest option to get the database online again?

    Correct Answer: D

    The fastest way to get the database online again after an accidental deletion is to use the 'Instant Recovery' option. This option allows the database to be accessed immediately by creating a virtual machine that hosts the database while the restore process is ongoing in the background. This minimizes downtime and the impact on users, making it the most efficient method to restore the database quickly.

Discussion
RaulxOption: D

D. Use the "Instant Recovery" option and restore it in the background. The "Instant Recovery" option is the fastest way to get the database online again as it allows the database to be accessed while it's being restored in the background. This option creates a virtual machine that hosts the database, allowing users to access it while the restore process is still ongoing. This option can significantly reduce the downtime of the database and minimize the impact on users. The other options mentioned (A, B, and C) may be useful in different restore scenarios, but they may not be the fastest option to get the database online again after an accidental deletion.

vCatOption: D

A. (wrong)there is no "Compare with Production" in DB-Explorers. This is only available in M365 or AD Object restore B. (wrong) the database is deleted! You have to restore the database first to go to a "Point in Time" C. (wrong) there is no concept of restoring changed blocks within a database file. Database changes are alled transactions D. (correct)

icewolfaOption: D

Instant Recovery always is the fastest way to recover: D is correct https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/explorers/vesql_instant_latest_launch_wizard.html?ver=120

gaesOption: D

Maybe D https://www.veeam.com/blog/v11-instant-recovery-reinvented.html?ad=in-text-link

MorkallOption: C

C is correct

Morkall

B sorry