H13-811_V3.5 · Question #171
Which of the following descriptions are advantages of GaussDB database products? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is A. Compatible with SQL2003 standard syntax + enterprise extension pack B. 2048 node expansion capability, excellent linear ratio C. Disaster recovery across AZs in the same city, no data loss, recovery in minutes D. Support high throughput and strong consistency transaction capabilities. All four options are correct because they each describe a genuine, documented advantage of GaussDB. Option A highlights SQL2003 compatibility combined with enterprise extensions, making GaussDB a strong fit for organizations that need standards compliance alongside advanced…
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Which of the following descriptions are advantages of GaussDB database products? (Multiple choice)
Options
- ACompatible with SQL2003 standard syntax + enterprise extension pack
- B2048 node expansion capability, excellent linear ratio
- CDisaster recovery across AZs in the same city, no data loss, recovery in minutes
- DSupport high throughput and strong consistency transaction capabilities
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A100% (38)
Explanation
All four options are correct because they each describe a genuine, documented advantage of GaussDB. Option A highlights SQL2003 compatibility combined with enterprise extensions, making GaussDB a strong fit for organizations that need standards compliance alongside advanced features. Option B refers to GaussDB's massive horizontal scalability -- up to 2048 nodes with near-linear performance scaling -- which is critical for large-scale data workloads. Option C captures its high-availability architecture, enabling cross-availability-zone disaster recovery within the same city with zero data loss (RPO=0) and fast recovery times (RTO in minutes). Option D reflects GaussDB's HTAP (Hybrid Transactional/Analytical Processing) design, supporting both high-throughput workloads and strong ACID transaction consistency simultaneously.
Since this is a "select all that apply" question with no incorrect distractors, the exam is testing whether you know the full feature set rather than trying to eliminate wrong answers -- if you doubt any single option, you will lose the point.
Memory tip: Think of GaussDB in four layers -- Standards (A), Scale (B), Survival (C), and Strength (D). Each layer represents a pillar of enterprise database requirements: compatibility, capacity, continuity, and consistency.
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