When using the data replication service DRS to configure the migration task, it is necessary to check whether the data transfer server can connect to the cloud database to be migrated. This…

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  27% (12)
• B
  73% (32)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the connectivity check between the data transfer server and the target cloud database is performed during the test connection step, not the pre-check step. In DRS workflows, testing the connection is an earlier, distinct phase where the service verifies it can reach both the source and destination databases before any further configuration proceeds. The pre-check step comes later and validates migration-readiness conditions such as database permissions, version compatibility, and configuration settings - not basic connectivity. Option A is wrong because it misidentifies which step handles the connection verification, conflating two separate phases of the DRS setup process.

Memory tip: Think of the workflow in order - you must open the door (test connection) before you can inspect the room (pre-check). Connection testing is a gateway action; pre-check is a deeper validation that assumes connectivity is already confirmed.

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