PL-600 · Question #258
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The correct answer is B. No. This solution does NOT meet the goal. Retry logic is a fault-tolerance mechanism - it re-attempts failed operations to improve reliability during the migration process. However, it does nothing to improve data quality. If the source data contains duplicates, invalid values…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(29 responses)- A31% (9)
- B69% (20)
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This solution does NOT meet the goal. Retry logic is a fault-tolerance mechanism - it re-attempts failed operations to improve reliability during the migration process. However, it does nothing to improve data quality. If the source data contains duplicates, invalid values, incorrect formats, or missing fields, retrying the migration will simply migrate the same dirty data more reliably. Ensuring clean data requires steps such as data profiling, deduplication, validation rules, data standardization, and test migrations - not retry logic.
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