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DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
Restoring databases is really a core DBA job, not for Data Engineers or Analysts. The whole point of the DBA role is handling backups, maintenance, and recovery when stuff goes wrong. Seen this in Microsoft docs and training a lot so I’m pretty confident, but if someone’s seen this phrased differently let me know.
Database Administrator. It's the DBA who handles operational stuff like backup and recovery, so if the question is about restoring a database or similar tasks, that's their job. Data engineers are more focused on pipelines. Pretty sure this fits but let me know if anyone sees an edge case.
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR. If the restore was for an ETL pipeline, maybe Data Engineer, but here it's classic DBA scope.
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
Restoring a database is classic DBA territory, not something typically given to a Data Engineer or Analyst. DBAs do the backups, maintenance and recovery work, that's pretty much their main operational focus. I’m quite sure that’s what Microsoft is looking for on DP-900 but open to other takes if there's tricky wording in the sentence.
This type of task is classic DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR work. Seen in official study guides and practice exams too.
Definitely Database Administrator. Restore is classic DBA territory in Azure and every other platform.
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR. Practice exams usually treat restore as a DBA task, even if Data Engineers work with data flows. Pretty sure that’s what Azure expects here, but maybe there’s an edge case for pipelines.
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR. Data Engineer’s a common distractor but restoring databases is all on the DBA side, not the pipeline folks.
Is the question asking specifically about operational responsibilities or just general data management? That would change if DATA ENGINEER is valid here.
DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR.
Restore operations fall squarely under DBA work, not Data Engineer or Analyst. Pretty sure that's what Microsoft expects here but if the context was about data pipelines, maybe it'd change.
Restore operations fall squarely under DBA work, not Data Engineer or Analyst. Pretty sure that's what Microsoft expects here but if the context was about data pipelines, maybe it'd change.
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