What is the maximum total Continuous Data Protection (CDP) charges incurred for a temporary table?

The correct answer is D. 24 hours. Continuous Data Protection (CDP) costs come from two components: Time Travel and Fail-safe. Temporary tables have a maximum Time Travel retention period of 1 day (24 hours), and - critically - they have zero Fail-safe period (0 days). Therefore, the maximum total CDP charge for…

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A30 days
B7 days
C48 hours
D24 hours

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Explanation

Continuous Data Protection (CDP) costs come from two components: Time Travel and Fail-safe. Temporary tables have a maximum Time Travel retention period of 1 day (24 hours), and - critically - they have zero Fail-safe period (0 days). Therefore, the maximum total CDP charge for a temporary table is 24 hours. This is unlike permanent tables, which can have up to 90 days of Time Travel (Enterprise+) plus 7 days of Fail-safe. Temporary tables also only exist for the duration of the session.

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