A data warehouse administrator discovers that a significant amount of historical data has been corrupted. Which recovery method would be the most efficient to restore the data to its state from one week ago?
- Full Backup Restore
- Incremental Backup Restore
- Point-in-Time Recovery
- Snapshot Restore
When historical data has been corrupted, a point-in-time recovery is the most efficient method to restore the data to its state from one week ago. This approach allows you to specify a specific date and time to recover the data to, ensuring that the data reflects its state at that moment.
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