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DRAG DROP You have an Azure SQL managed instance named SQLMI1 that has Resource Governor enabled and is used by two apps named App1 and App2. You need to configure SQLMI1 to limit the CPU and memory resources that can be allocated to App1. Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order. 
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Create a resource pool → create a workload group → user-defined classifier function → modify Resource Governor. You have to make the pool first since groups are tied to pools, then write the classifier so RG knows which sessions go where, and finally update RG with the new function. Pretty sure this matches Azure SQL practice and how it’s laid out in official docs. If anyone’s seen an exception, let me know.
Create a resource pool, then workload group, classifier function, finally modify Resource Governor. Saw a similar question in exam practice sets.
Resource pool, workload group, classifier function, then modify Resource Governor. Seen this sequence before, seems right.
Right order from what I remember: create a resource pool, then workload group, user-defined classifier function, and finally modify Resource Governor. Official guide and some Azure SQL practice labs use this same flow, so I'm pretty sure it's the expected one here. Agree?
Had something like this in a mock: resource pool, workload group, classifier function, modify Resource Governor. Confident in this order.
resource pool to workload group to classifier function to modify Resource Governor. Seen this sequence in practice tests, makes sense.
Yep, order's important here. Create resource pool, then workload group, then classifier function, then modify Resource Governor.
Create a resource pool, then workload group, then classifier, finally modify Resource Governor. I think some might mix up pool and group order here.
Nah, I don’t think create workload group goes first-pretty sure resource pool always comes before it since a group needs to be mapped to a pool. Trap is thinking classifier function or modify RG could be earlier, but those come after.
resource pool → workload group → classifier function → modify Resource Governor. You need the pool first to define limits, then group, then map with classifier, finally register with Resource Governor. Sequence matters or dependencies break. I think that's right but correct me if missed something.
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