1Z0-028 · Question #87
Which three are defined as part of the request settings for Database as a Service (DBaaS) when setting up the self-service portal?
The correct answer is A. The time in advance that self-service portal users may request a database when using DBaaS B. The time for which data about past self-service portal requests are retained for display E. The time for which a database requested by using the self-service portal may remain active. Future reservation: This setting determines how far into the future the self service users can make request reservations. - Request duration: This setting determines the maximum length of time a self service user's request can remain active. - Request archive retention: This…
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Which three are defined as part of the request settings for Database as a Service (DBaaS) when setting up the self-service portal?
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- AThe time in advance that self-service portal users may request a database when using DBaaS
- BThe time for which data about past self-service portal requests are retained for display
- CThe time for which self-service-provisioned databases may be opened before their instance or
- DThe backup strategy for self-service-provisioned databases
- EThe time for which a database requested by using the self-service portal may remain active
- FThe maximum CPU time available for self-service-provisioned databases
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A76% (22)
- C3% (1)
- D14% (4)
- F7% (2)
Explanation
- Future reservation: This setting determines how far into the future the self service users can make request reservations. - Request duration: This setting determines the maximum length of time a self service user's request can remain active. - Request archive retention: This setting determines how long (if at all) information about past requests is retained for display in the self service portal.
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