問題文
A two-site plan has to justify the replication settings, and the database preparation steps beside it are still ambiguous. Which of the four readings holds?
選択肢
- Why the database has to be replicated accurately and often is so that the state of the cases held in the queues is kept, what has to be reviewed where server or database traffic is routed between the sites is the latency of the link, what the product's own creation action does on top of making the database is the supplied creation script, and what has to be run by hand where a database already exists and is to be prepared another way is it applies the schema itself.
- Why the database has to be replicated accurately and often is the latency of the link, what has to be reviewed where server or database traffic is routed between the sites is so that the state of the cases held in the queues is kept, what the product's own creation action does on top of making the database is it applies the schema itself, and what has to be run by hand where a database already exists and is to be prepared another way is the supplied creation script.
- Why the database has to be replicated accurately and often is the latency of the link, what has to be reviewed where server or database traffic is routed between the sites is so that the state of the cases held in the queues is kept, what the product's own creation action does on top of making the database is the supplied creation script, and what has to be run by hand where a database already exists and is to be prepared another way is it applies the schema itself.
- Why the database has to be replicated accurately and often is so that the state of the cases held in the queues is kept, what has to be reviewed where server or database traffic is routed between the sites is the latency of the link, what the product's own creation action does on top of making the database is it applies the schema itself, and what has to be run by hand where a database already exists and is to be prepared another way is the supplied creation script.